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Structural Engineering Part-time study

  • 05-07-2010 12:30PM
    #1
    De Bhál
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    I have completed the diploma or as it is now known the ordinary degree in Bolton Street.
    I am working full time and wish to get the honours degree through part-time study. There is no option in Bolton Street DIT.

    Does anyone have any other suggestions to finish this course part-time?


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  • #2
    bnt
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    Have you considered distance learning? The option I've looked at (though I haven't done it) is the Structural & Foundation Engineering postgrad through Heriot-Watt University near Edinburgh. This page gives details of their entry guidelines: if you have 4 years work experience you're eligible for entry to the postgrad diploma (i.e. to Hons. level), and if you do well on that, the M.Sc. Each would be 1Y full-time, obviously longer if done part-time.

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  • #3
    De Bhál
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    Thanks for that, I shall have a look into it during the day.


  • #4
    ManÓg84
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    Hi i did an ordinary degree in civil and am now enrolled on 4-5 yr part-time degree in University of Ulster up in Belfast.. You could probably do that??


  • #5
    De Bhál
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    Don
    Thanks for that.
    I'll look into it.


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