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Dr Navarun VarmaLecturer, NUS
Guide-Level 12
Hi Yatin,
Finance, accounting and business are some of the top job sectors in Ireland and Finland. So, you may look for universities like:
1. University College Dublin
2. Aalto University.
Finance, accounting and business are some of the top job sectors in Ireland and Finland. So, you may look for universities like:
1. University College Dublin
2. Aalto University.
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Deepayan Deyday dreamer,never give up........
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Yes, Sweden is a good place for MS in computer science and in terms of jobs, again it is a great place. But, cost of education is very high as well living expenses. You need around 30 lacs or more. So, instead of Sweden, you can choose Canada and USA (with scholarship) at a cheaper price and opportunities are also better than Sweden. Sweden degrees are worldwide valid. So, don't worry.
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Deepayan Deyday dreamer,never give up........
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You can choose Germany for M.Sc in logistics or M.Sc in IB – Germany. It gives you world class education with affordable cost. In Norway, these type of courses are not so popular.
Sweden education is great but very much expensive and don't choose Poland as per job prospect. Poland is very poor. You can choose Italy, Spain and Finland, but increase your percentage in B.Com. Germans need excellent academic record.
Sweden education is great but very much expensive and don't choose Poland as per job prospect. Poland is very poor. You can choose Italy, Spain and Finland, but increase your percentage in B.Com. Germans need excellent academic record.
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Dr Navarun VarmaLecturer, NUS
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Have you checked any university for admission requirements firstplace? Almost all technical programs require GRE and also IELTS or TOEFL must be taken. Requirements vary with universities though.
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Swameeka MedhiOverseas Education Counselor, Free Lance
Contributor-Level 9
Hi,
There would be limited or no degree in VLSI, you must take MS in Electronics Engineering and specialize in VLSI. Whenever you apply you must check the program structure and tracks they offer. These are some of the well known in your desired area -
Stockholm University, Lulea University, Royal Institute of Technology , Linnaeus University and Linkoping University in Sweden
University of Waterloo, University of Toronto, University of British Columbia and McGill University in Canada
Please visit the university websites for more information. Hope this helped.
There would be limited or no degree in VLSI, you must take MS in Electronics Engineering and specialize in VLSI. Whenever you apply you must check the program structure and tracks they offer. These are some of the well known in your desired area -
Stockholm University, Lulea University, Royal Institute of Technology , Linnaeus University and Linkoping University in Sweden
University of Waterloo, University of Toronto, University of British Columbia and McGill University in Canada
Please visit the university websites for more information. Hope this helped.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi Sasank, Sweden is not too popular for MBA. It is a place for engineering studies. You may look for other popular MBA destinations such as Switzerland, France, Canada, USA etc. Hope it helps.
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Kanika Khurana
Hi,
You can look at Chalmers University and KTH. Here is the link
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/sweden/universities
Contributor-Level 8
Hi,
You can look at Chalmers University and KTH. Here is the link
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/sweden/universities
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Bharti Singla
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Lund University,KTH Royal University,Uppsala University,
Chalmers University
are among many good places to apply in Sweden.
Sweden is a research and innovation driven country. Living expenses are equivalent to rest of EU(moderately High). You need not worry much about expenses. as they are waived off by Nordic government for deserving candidates and you may even get sponsored by Indian Government.
You may want to look regularly at Sqore website they offer exclusive scholarships on it. They are quite open to Indians as we are friend with everybody and you would find lots of Indians living there happily.
You should apply in all of them and
Chalmers University
are among many good places to apply in Sweden.
Sweden is a research and innovation driven country. Living expenses are equivalent to rest of EU(moderately High). You need not worry much about expenses. as they are waived off by Nordic government for deserving candidates and you may even get sponsored by Indian Government.
You may want to look regularly at Sqore website they offer exclusive scholarships on it. They are quite open to Indians as we are friend with everybody and you would find lots of Indians living there happily.
You should apply in all of them and
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Swameeka MedhiMBA and Study Abroad Counsellor
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Vinay,
It is one of the leading universities for Production Engineering. The department also has strong industry connections and research connections. Good Luck!
It is one of the leading universities for Production Engineering. The department also has strong industry connections and research connections. Good Luck!
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