iwant to continue my study in euoropian university (iam civil engineerer and iwant to have master degree...)?
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Well, the first thing you should do is try to look for some student exchange office in your country. Check if you have some sort of a student exchange program for post-graduate study. I think one of them is called Socrates (I'm not too sure it covers post-graduate, too). \n\nIf there is no possibility like that, search a couple of European states for the university and the program you would like to participate in. Then write an e-mail to that university and ask if it is possible for you to attend it and what exactly do you need for it. They will tell you if they take foreign students and what papers you must have or requirements you need to fulfill.\nGood luck!
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Sure you can continue but wether you can get a job after graduation is a different story.  Ask your tutors i would suggest.
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Hi there. Bro, I was studying electrical engineering for 5 years (just about to graduate) and I switched to Information Systems because I realized that I dislike engineering. Everyone is encouraging me to end up my engineering degree, but I will not do it 'cause I don't like it! So...\n\nI'm telling you my story so you can focus on what you really want. I think that you are more oriented to electrica/mecanical engineering than to nuclear/chemical/physics engineering. You can do a great exercise, and is to see yourself in the future, how would you like to see yourself in about 15 - 25 years from today.\n\nIf you are a good student you'll find financial help everywhere, so money might not be a problem for your decision making. You have no problem with language (if it was your case that you were moving to a foreign country to get your degree). I don't find any other issue bro, just a self decision of what you will like to do in the future and what do not.\n\nGood luck pal.
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Engineering.( just get another degree )
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Get a Master degree. Its all about the concepts youll learn, not the diferent software version, those, anyone can learn, even get certified, but the concepts and the structural thinking youll get from a masters degree its a competitive advantage in the job market
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Go to college and get a degree in Construction Management. I'm currently working on mine. I just finished my first year and have already had a ton of job offers. Big companies from all over the country are begging for Construction Managers. I attend Boise State. 22 students received there degrees this spring, everyone of them already had jobs. These companies will let you intern with them during the summer and then when you get your degree you already have a great job. Check it out. The demand is very high and Boise State has one of the best programs in the country. If you are interested and need some help or have questions, feel free to contact me. Good Luck
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I don't know much about engineering but I know you have two hurdles to overcome.  If you don't have a Green Card nor are an American citizen, the most obvious hurdle is getting a work permit.  You would need a company that is willing to sponsor you.  They have to prove to the INS (immigration and naturalization sevice) that they have a job opening that no one presently allowed to work in the US can qualify for as well as you.  That's a big challenge.  Even the language won't help you.  Arab Americans speak Arabic, get civil engineering degrees, and are on the market.  The second hurdle, which I am not too sure of, is whether you need a special license, as is the case for many other professions involving construction.  Otherwise, if you overcome those two hurdles, and that's a big otherwise, you're OK.  You don't mention which college you graduated from.  People have ways of ranking the educational standards of various universities in the world.  If it's a good one, nothing wrong with it being Egyptian per se.  I have a tip for you.  Call up Drexel University in Philadelphia.  They have a big shot Egyptian professor in their Engineering Department.  Look up Drexel on the web.  I'm not saying who because he might not like the fact that I'm giving his name, he's been sick lately.  But, at least the school is friendly to Egyptians, and their career office may be helpful.  Also, you might want to look into the option of coming here for a masters degree in Engineering.  Then you would not have problems with an internship, which often leads to a Green Card.
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You can try to write a letter to Kementerian stating that you have a need to further your studies in other ways.  If you have a compelling reason, they may let you out of the program.\n\nIt's worth a try!
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No education is a bad choice..\n\nIf you are interested in Civil.. The chances that you do better in your Civil Engineering studies are more..\n\nAlso.. All engineering fields are good - Civil is evergreen.. Don't lissen to people saying civil is bad!\n\nIf you like it Go for it! - If you don't It's Still your Option..
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Also, \n\nMIT has the best program around.  Or so I'm told...\n\nIt also kindof depends on what specifically you want to do with your civil engineering career.   Portland State University is great for people who want to focus on structures or transportation, but they have very few classes in water resource at the moment.
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I would just focus on one or the other.  Civil engineering and architechure are actualy very diffrent.  Civil (structural) engineers design the structure of the building they use alot of math and physics to determine if a structure will be able to hold the loads placed upon it.  Architects on the other hand design the layout of the building.  \n\nI think your best option would be to earn a bachelors degree in what you are most interested in and then after you have a better feel of what you will do choose what field you want to get your masters degree in.  Who knows what you will want to do then.
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at the end of the day its your phd - you cant spend the next few years going in a direction u dont want to. go with the ideas that attract u but also retain your own independence. be open to the other ideas, but work on what interests you. \n\nis your masters not related to your phd? why should it be such a prob to do it? see how u go with your masters - put loads of energy into it - u may find that u can afford to put less time in to it and so use the 'spare time' you have then on your phd rather than the other way around. plus three years is enough if u are doing a full time phd.\n\ngood luck!\nx
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Hi there, \n\nI'm afraid your question has to be more specific. If you mean you want to pursue a career in the mentioned subjects, you must opt for a Bachelor's degree in sciences with the above subjects. And after that you can pursue Master's degree and Post Graduation (PG)\n\nI hope this is what you are asking for, but I'm afraid I wasn't of much help. Please be more specific in asking questionss next time. Bye!!\n\nrule wid style n luv@vinny\n\nPS: Try posting some additional details
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University Of Hawalii....Natual environment...you will love to study in heaven
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Study abroad.  This is one of the most important things you can do to extend your education.  Studying in Europe is your best bet by far.  There are so many programs you can search through US universities in Europe that you'd be studying until you die.  good luck.
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For starters contact vancouveruniversity.ca ... explain to them your situation and see what advice and/or options they offer.  There may be a minimum GPA requirement for their MS in Engineering (assuming they offer it). If they don't offer that program ask who does. I've checked their web site and they didn't have a link to graduate programs ... perhaps it's under a different link.\nI hope this info helps ...
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How many people do you know that even have that option? If I were you I would definitely persue my masters. If you can handle having a job at the same time then go for it. But if you can't then quit..I dont think you would be burning bridges if you explain the scenario.