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Employers view on different colleges

Frankfries · 2021-04-01 08:25:17

Hi everyone, Just wonder how employers rate the different Uni's and IT's. Im choosing a place to finish my level 7 undergrad in Engineering, Ive narrowed the course down to IT Sligo and TU Dublin (I think). Wondering if employers would see one degree and much better than the other? Tia

01-04-2021 8:25am

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Frankfries

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Hi everyone,

Just wonder how employers rate the different Uni's and IT's.

Im choosing a place to finish my level 7 undergrad in Engineering, Ive narrowed the course down to IT Sligo and TU Dublin (I think).

Wondering if employers would see one degree and much better than the other?

Tia

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#2 05-04-2021 5:34pm

LimeFruitGum

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If they offer similar modules and content, then go with whichever one is the better fit for you in terms of travel, costs etc. They should offer similar standard and content. I wouldn't necessarily be biased for one over the other. They're both fine.

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