Best Countries to Study for Masters degree in Computer Science?
Australia, England, New Zealand, Germany, France are most probably the best! Try Technology Universities around the world and the main Universities.
Which is the best country to study a master's in chemical engineering?
Thanks for invitation.Which country is the best choice? The answer depends on what do you want to learn during the master years.Generally speaking, US, German-region, Japan and China are best choices, but each has advantages and disadvantages.If you want to study something 'fashion', you'd better to go America. US has the largest and one of the most advanced chemical industry in the world. There are much more funding for 'future chemical engineering' which is fantasy but may not be applied in industry in short term. In the States, industrial research is mainly the responsibility of the companies rather than the Universities, so if you want to have more industrial experience for master career, U.S. may not be the best choice.If you want a better training as a chemical engineer, European countries, especially Germany, Holland, Switzerland, Austria and Denmark, would be the best choice. Different from the case in U.S., universities are doing many industrial research in this region. It maybe harder than in the US to make a high 'influence factor' publication, but you will learn a lot about how to be an excellent engineer.Japan is good at bio-chemical and some fine chemical area. However, Japanese universities seem to be more conservative in recruiting oversea students (except from east Asia) , and the chemical industry in Japan is not as prosperous as other mentioned countries.China is a land with risk and opportunities, holding a large and booming chemical industry but still with few advanced tech. Taking the rapid increasing of China's importance in the world into consideration, to peruse a master degree in China's best universities will be an unique experience. A good Mandarin skill, a couple of years's experience in China, and a master degree in chemical engineering will make you a very charming guy in HR's view.
What is the best city to study in France (Master’s degree)?
It completely depends on the kind of diploma wyou want to graduate in.A lot of colleges have different specialization, and there are also public and private schools. Some companies prefer people with a private diploma from a well known shcool.I went to college in a small town (less than 20k inhabitants), but my diploma is the same I would have graduated in in Lyon, Aix en Provence or any other college I had applied in.
Is France the best place to study engineering?
France for management and fashion, Germany for Engineering.That being said, France has some of the finest engineering Schools like Polytechnique and Ecole Centrales. However alot depends on what subject do you want to study. French aviation is world renowned along with architecture and computer technology. Yet, Germany remains better choice for International students when it comes to engineering.So identify the subject that you want to study, make a list of top 5 Schools in France and Germany and then do a comparison. Apply to top 3 in France and Germany, then go for either of the one's that select you.
What's better master degree or bachelor degree?
It depends on many factors. What field of study? What do you consider "better"? Do you mean in terms of money, prestige, debt, job qualifications? Do you mean which degree requires more work? A Master's degree is considered professional, and is usually a 2-year degree that typically requires a bachelor's degree already. Some programs have combined bachelor's and master's programs. Certain bachelor's degrees are considered "working degrees," which means you can go out and get a job without further training. This would be a B.S. degree in some fields, but sometimes a B.A. or a B.F.A. among many other types will work fine as well. If you mean in terms of money, well typically a Master's degree will earn more money. However, they're also in debt for two years worth of grad school, which isn't cheap. In addition, with a few years of real experience on top of a Bachelor's degree, you often get paid as much as someone with a Master's. Again, this all depends on the field of study. Business is different from Anthropology which is different from Computer Science or Engineering. So without further info, that's pretty much the basics of the two degrees at most institutions within the United States. Keep in mind that other countries do not always have the same types of degrees, and that even within the United States the requirements for earning these degrees can vary wildly.
How good is it to study masters in France for an Indian student?
USA and UK along with other English speaking countries come to the minds of Indian students when they think of studying abroad. However not many is Indian singer that USA has rigid implications after the Trump administration for Indian students and also they only get one year of stay back visa after management education. (2+3 for STEM)UK has always been a problem for Indian students in terms of stayback visa after education since 2012 which is only four months of post study work permit for Indian students.Regarding education these are really really great destinations.France is the third most chosen destination by international students. more than four hundred thousand international students study in France every year from different nationalities. However the fever in India is just catching up after a long slow down for past decade.Back in 2000 only 98 students went to study in France but last year the number was 6000.Reason is simple and is illustrated belowTop Universities in the global rankingsTop destination for International Business, Finance, Supply Chain, Fashion, Luxury etcLow tution fees around 10 lacs in Indian currency2 years of stay back visa to see employment in France for Indian studentsAfter 4 years of work permit for Indian studentsAfter 5 years of business visa to all Indian students to study Masters for PhD in FranceMore than 1500 programs in EnglishExcuse the typos, as I often use Google voice text to write my answers. (This helps to answer more questions in limited time)Thanks!https://www.linkedin.com/in/pray...
Which would be better for a master's degree, USA, Australia or Norway?
Answer depends upon your exploration and realization.You have 3 countries in contention but with no match to each other. Your first option is USA which as you mentioned is land of opportunities. Your second and third options are Norway and Australia.To be able to answer this, you need to ask some questions:Why Masters?What are the advantages of masters?Where do you want to work?You want a part time job?Your visa/work permit aspirations?Would you want to come back to your home country after studying abroad?Once you have answers to these questions, a choice would be very easy. What anyone can Quora do is suggest but ultimately you would have to make your own choice.There are pros and cons of everything.For Ex: US is a great place to study for sure, top universities, best rankings and decent job opportunities are the advantages but the downsize is it’s a 2 year degree culture in US compared to Europe and Australia. Hence more fee and more living expenditure. Job opportunities are fair enough in almost all of these countries, although in Europe most of the companies are SME’s unlike the US MNC culture.In case you want to study technology, US is a good choice. Norway is good for arts, music, literature and Australia for hotel management, tourism. Ofcourse, exceptions exist but these are the general trends.For all those who want to study for a shorter duration with greater employability opportunities, I always recommend Europe. Countries like France, Germany and even Spain which offer 8 months to 15 months programs. 120–240 days of part time jobs and 2–5 years of work permit for full time employment.A greater ROI is always a better investment. In case you want to explore more about one of these countries, Do have a look at this How to Study Abroad In FranceWish you all the best.
Is France good for doing MS in aerospace engineering?
Depends which university you go to, but yes, they're one of the 3 countries with a large Aerospace industry and come with the education to match.Somewhere like ISAE-SUPAERO would be ideal.
Is studying computer science in France good?
There are very good universities, UPMC Sorbonne Université, for instance.