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Architectural Technology - Further Study

Lego Pirate · 2008-07-23 01:00:56

Hey All, Just wondering if anyone has done the BSc Hons in Architectural Technolgy having been working for a few years with a diploma? Was it worth the hassle of going back for a year of fulltime study? Has it been reflected in your salary and the quality of work you get to do? I graduated with a diploma a few years back…

23-07-2008 1:00am

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Lego Pirate

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Hey All,

Just wondering if anyone has done the BSc Hons in Architectural Technolgy having been working for a few years with a diploma?
Was it worth the hassle of going back for a year of fulltime study?
Has it been reflected in your salary and the quality of work you get to do?

I graduated with a diploma a few years back (from WIT). I've got 3 years Irish experience and I'm in my second year working in NZ. I was thinking of returning home in 2009 and thought it might be a good oportunity to further my qualifications before settling into a career, if not in Ireland, then at least in Europe.

Thoughts anyone?

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#2 23-07-2008 7:04am

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You will properly get a better response here pm one of the mods and they will move the thread for you.

Having a level 8 qualification (BSc Hons) will definitely stand to you, eg one of the requirements to become a non domestic BER assessor is to have a level 8 qualification

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#3 23-07-2008 8:35pm

Lego Pirate

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Cheers, didnt know that forum existed!

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#4 25-07-2008 7:56am

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Moved for you.

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#5 25-07-2008 9:10am

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snickerpuss wrote: »

Moved for you.

And why did you steal my avatar :eek:

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#6 27-07-2008 12:50am

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And whats with the architure and sesame street link??????/

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