Civil Engineering Course Decision

Equium · 2010-03-03 15:22:32

Hi At the minute Im doing an ordinary degree in civil engineering and next year I want to do an honours degree. I have a few options, such as to stay in Ireland and do a BEng or go to the UK and do a BEng or MEng, and I was just wondering what other engineers and employers would consider to be the best qualification? Is…

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#32 26-08-2010 08:30PM

forfcksake

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RealityCheck wrote: »

No tuition fees, just the standard 'administration' fee. But If you receive a grant you probably will only have to pay the student levy, something like €200. Administration fee is about €1500.

cheers, appreciate the reply!

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#33 12-12-2012 11:30AM

nojobsinthat

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Go and do a course in a big city where you can get a job and some experience. The best place to move is the UK where you might develop a career. There will be no jobs in Ireland in civil for 5 years and if some college tells you otherwise they are bulls*itting you.

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