What IT course to do DCU masters or CCNA

sasquatch1

Hi
I have a engineering degree and a graduate diploma in computer engineering both from ul (2001).I never worked in IT but i would like to make a career change and i would like to get into the area of networks. I have a choice of doing a masters in tele communications in dcu or the ccna course in a dundrum vec (cisco approved academy). both are full time course but which is best to get into networks.
thanks for any advice

axer

sasquatch1 wrote: »

Hi
I have a engineering degree and a graduate diploma in computer engineering both from ul (2001).I never worked in IT but i would like to make a career change and i would like to get into the area of networks. I have a choice of doing a masters in tele communications in dcu or the ccna course in a dundrum vec (cisco approved academy). both are full time course but which is best to get into networks.
thanks for any advice

Why not do the CCNA self-study over the same period of time you will be doing your masters - that could easily be done. I can't understand how the CCNA course is full time.

Do you want to be a network admin (say, look after the network of a large corporation) or do you want to work in the area of WAN technologies?

Static M.e.

+ 1 to Axer.

Do the masters and study part time for your CCNA

Col_Loki

+1

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TripletKids

Master's first and specialise in the Networking Major (DCU). PT 2y, FT 1y.