Best university in japan to do master degree in computer graphics or game development?
It's extremely rare to see master's course which specializes on game in Japan. More than 95% of conventional universities do not have that kind of course. But the below one, Tohoku University of Art and Design has Sendai School which is focusing on game designing. http://conpro.jp/en/ Please keep in mind that master's degree is generally not appreciated in Japanese society. It's appreciated in some fields. But I don't think that's the case in gaming industry. If you can, it's better to directly find a job in game industry in Japan.
What are the top ten universities for computer science in usa?
According to U.S News, the top ten graduate school for computer science: 1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology 2. Stanford University 3. University of California--Berkeley 4. Carnegie Mellon University 5. University of Illinois--Urbana-Champaign 6. Cornell University 7. Princeton University 8. University of Washington 9. Georgia Institute of Technology 10. University of Texas--Austin
Which are some of the best countries to do MS in computer science?
Usually US and Canada are the preferred choices for MS You should visit the websites of the colleges to see the courses offered and the fee structure. You require a good GRE score say above 304 to apply for a decent college in these countries. To be eligible for good schools you need good score of >320 (getting scholarships become easier)OTP will help you gain skills and allow you to work in the field of your studies and gain experience Look at the OPT offered by these countries. Since you are applying for s Science and Technology course look at US's STEM program17-Month OPT STEM ExtensionCountries like Australia too offer such facilities but only for courses 2 or above 2 yrs. However the fees in countries like USA, Canada and Australia are high and you would have to shell out easily >20L ( rough figure ) so you would need a loan and scholarship to help you. If fees is a concern look into Scandinavian countries like Finland, Norway , Denmark (avoid UK since you wont get OPT as per my knowledge ) since higher education is usually free of cost for the Euro zone citizens and are marginal for non euro zone citizens. However their class strength is usually less. But the climate is not favorable in these countries ( basically extremely low temp) However also look at the job scenario in these countries and whether you would be able to gain some exp before coming back to your home country. This should be your backup option thoughIn addition, prior job experience and a good profile (say good in cultural activities and sports also make getting into a great school easier)
Which is better: a MS for computer science in the USA or Germany? Which has better job opportunities?
The USA and Germany are definitely top destinations for higher education with its own pros and cons. Choosing between them depends on your requirements.Academically, German education is known for its high standards. Almost all universities have one specific field in which it does exceptionally well in terms of research. The variation in quality of education across universities is very less. Therefore university rankings in Germany is not important as it is in other countries. On the other hand, the USA has lot of variation in universities. There are exceptional universities which are considered top universities in the world and also the ones that would give admit to everyone applying and willing to pay the fee.The cost of study is very high in USA, it will cost you around 25-30 Lakh INR (30k–40k $) to get a MS degree if you don't get any kind scholarship. America has lot of work opportunities for a computer graduate, even a third tier university graduate would end up in a job with decent pay. Assuming it is not hard to find job, it will at least take another year in-order to recover the money you spent on education. Hence it will take three years (2 + 1) to get gainful returns of your investment.In Germany higher education is fully subsidized. They charge zero tuition fee. Students are allowed to work part time which is sufficient to take care of living expense. Hence if you plan carefully you will have a MS degree without any expense by the end of 2 years. Germany has decent number of software companies which can offer software jobs. But the job prospect is not comparable to that of USA in the field of computer science.My suggestion is if you are willing to invest at least 5 years choose USA. Coming back to India is not an option after what you invest in the US. Germany is ideal for people who want research oriented international MS degree but wish to settle back in India in long run.My blog on analyzing the economic aspect of working in Germany after MS should give you more idea.The Indian Economics of Working in Germany
Best country to study computer science?
These days Australia has been the most preferred destination for the computer science and Business Administration courses as much as vocational courses. The degree are treated at par and globally recognized. Australia is more liberal in allowing part time jobs and the number of hours you may work per week in vacations has no limitations. You may have complete information from the link attached.
What major is better for me if i redo my Masters' degree?
I strongly recommend you meet with an academic advisor at the college you plan to attend and look at all of your options. If you do need another degree, you may wish to CLEP some of the courses you have taken in India to get credit for them towards your next degree. If you want to teach, you may consider engineering and/or mathematics...perhaps a Ph.D. Best wishes.