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Advice please

maherball · 2009-02-23 00:08:55

Hey Guys, well with this whole reccession I am looking to do either a Post Graduate Diploma in Education or A MSc research in Chemistry. I hold a 2.1 BSc in Chemistry from NUIM and I am wondering what would you think would be the best plan of action to follow? Thanks in Advance

23-02-2009 12:08am

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maherball

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Hey Guys, well with this whole reccession I am looking to do either a Post Graduate Diploma in Education or A MSc research in Chemistry. I hold a 2.1 BSc in Chemistry from NUIM and I am wondering what would you think would be the best plan of action to follow?
Thanks in Advance

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#2 23-02-2009 2:36am

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In the current climate, the research MSc in chemistry is a much safer bet, IMO. Teaching jobs are thin on the ground right now. Unless you don't actually want to stay in chemistry, which is a whole different issue!

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