job options after MBM form strathclyde university...help?
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Go to: \n\nS1jobs.co.uk or\nfish4jobs.co.uk\n\nIf you search under Computer Engineering you will get a feel for the amount and quality of positions available.\n\nHope that helps
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Here ya go dude, contact St. Andrews and ask them:\n\nhttp://www.randa.org/index.cfm?action=coursemanagement.contactushome&cfid=2469155&cftoken=36592256\n\nPeace!
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i encourage u to continue on to M.A. althought they sometimes require work experience but i personally don't think so. i was in ur situation not long ago and its really hard to find a suitable time to go further studies cuz of work issues! go for it and good luck!
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You got yourself a job! In UK that's a good start. Work hard and maybe you will rise to be the soulless, money-making MD in 20 years!
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Ohh it was tough to locate on internet but i found it.\n\nMBChB \n\nBachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery/Chirurgery\n\nAll medical degrees in the United Kingdom are undergraduate degrees (just as Bachelor of Science, BSc is). They are usually called 'Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery', however at Southampton it's just called 'Bachelor of Medicine'. They are abbreviated to MB BS, MB ChB, MB, BM BS, MB BChir etc. All of these are the same, so don't get hung up on qualifications! Following graduating with our MB ChB (or whatever) we are called doctors. This is an honorary title, as we do not have a postgraduate doctoral degree such as a PhD. However, in some specialities it is necessary to have a postdoctoral degree. Most medical degrees in the UK lead to provisional registration with the General Medical Council. However, there are some private medical schools which don't, so be aware. Some medical students also leave university with extra qualifications such as BSc (Hons), BA (Hons) or BMedSci (see below). \n\nhttp://www.wanttobeadoctor.co.uk/main.php?page=4
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Pay the extra in tuition to attend an 'approved' school. Many people have received training through inadequate programs only to find out that they are unable to find a job. AAMT (American Association for Medical Transcription) has a list of approved schools on thier wedsite. The top 3 are M-tec, Andrew, and Career Step. Check out: http://www.mteducationonline.c... from their you can request more information. It is an affiliate site for Career Step. Career Step is an AAMT approved program and they are partnered with many of the major MT employers. In other words, their graduates get the jobs. Career Step has a competitive curriculum in comparison to the other 2 approved AAMT schools, but I believe their course is the cheaper one of the 3. They do offer scholarships and if you take the course through one of thier partners (one of the community colleges) you can get a Sallie Mae loan. \n\nI received a job less than a week after graduation. The platinum level offers job placement assistance. The school forums offer a vast amount of information regarding who is currently hiring, the best companies to work for, and much more.
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I just finished a degree in Business Administration Major in Management last 06 April.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nbut......\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nI am currently
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Blangladesh is reknown for its valuable information about sme promotion. i do not agree with those who advice u otherwise. if i were u i would try the MBA but go fot the specific one eg. MBA microfinance.
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Arpita Majumdar MBBS\nHairan Galli\nPareshan Nagar\nMawalipet, UP\n\narpita_majumdar@mbbsfinalyearstudents . edu
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hey, \nu can opt for non medical stream \nbcoz there  is no value of doctors these days untill u  have the MD degree with u \nand u must be aware of the fact that qouta has already been acted so there is not point of going towards the medical stream now days untill n unless u r very bright child or born genoius \nyeah i knw at the end we earn a lot of money being as a doctor but gal it takes around 10 yrs or so to complteley settle in the life\nmaam there is no admission in india these days untill u have the money in ur hand \nif u have then u can go for\ni have passed my 12 th ths year with 88%{medical stream} and i got admissiion in bharati vidya peeth,pune\nin medical but they are asking for 26 lakhs as a donation \nso there is no point of giving so much money SO I HAVE ALSO CHANGED MY MIND AND I AM GOING TO PUNE FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY----SOFTWARE\nin india's every state college there is donation \nso i will give u advice that u must go for the non medical steam and do enginnering\nand these days enigneers are being paying gud \nand we can search for the job even after 4 years \nLOOK THESE DAYS THERE IS NO VALUE OF MBBS UNTILL AND UNLESS U HAVE THE MD DEGREE IN UR HAND AND ALSO THESE DAYS PEOPLE ARE GOING MORE TOWARDS MBA \nso u can go for btech and then u can i either go for MS or MBA\nthese fields are on the zenith position these days\nand i would suggest u that u should go for MS OR MBA from outside india \nafter ur btech is completed u can give an exam of TOEFL or GMAT and if u clear these exams then u can apply for MS or MBA in the universites in USA\nand the exam fee for the toefl exam is arounf 12000 rs or around it these days so when u will give this exam it may be around 16000rs\nLOOK IF U ARE A BORN GENOIUS AND U HAVE UR INTERSET TOWARDS THE MEDICAL THEN I WOULD FORCE U TO GO FOR IT BUT REMEBER IT THAN EVEN GENOIUS ARE NOT ABLE TO CLEAR THE ENTRANCE EXAM AND THE STUDENTS WHO ARE AVERAGE IN THE STUDIES ARE ABLE TO CLEAR IT \nand if today there is no value of medical then how come u knw that if there wud be any value left after 10years when u will pass ur MD \nso in my opnion u should go for ENGINEERING\nand then go for MS or MBA
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well first choice is ofcourse mba from a good college.or else look for a job in a good company.try avoiding doing m.tech because it doesnt add much to ur cv as far as today's corporate world is concerned.all the best mate.
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hi i started med school at age 25 with a degree in nursing , no alevels and really crap gcse (b, c,c,c,c,c,d,e,f,f), sheffield is where i am and they love mature students you should speak to mr Raftery SUB dean for admissions, sheffield medical school just google for the adress (if your interested) you may need to do the pre med year it will depend on what level your at as far as sciences.... i would not recommend you try for graduate entry (4 yr course) very competitive \nbut basically med school for 5/6 years, foundation f1, f2  2years, then you specialise (eg medicine/surgery) and work up through senior posts to consultant, can take from 8-15 years depending on your skill and speciality..... if you are interesed in doing medicine write to all the med schools explaining your current academic situation(cv) and say why you want to be a doctor, on my course there is a 42 yr old who was an IT consultant who decided at age 37 that he wanted to work with people and was interested in the management and treatment of diseases...good luck..
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You should really try and set up a meeting with a University Lecturer and get their help.\n\nWhen you did your BA were there any that stood out? That might actually remember you? The higher up the better really -senior lecturer or Professor.\n\nAnyway, if you write a short e-mail explaining exactly that then you will find they will probably help you out! Go meet them and even if they have no interest in what you want to do they will probably know someone at another University who will be perfect.
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I suggest you work out what career you want, then find out about the qualifications.\n\nNon clinical Public Health roles in the UK are limited to statistical & analytical roles usually in PCTs and Strategic Health Authorities although there are specialist centres & universities where this type of role is also required.
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Hello, I live pretty close to you.  I am a Medical Transcriptionist.  When I was looking into training options, I was considering a couple of courses in Reno.  I did a lot of research, though, and instead chose an online course out of town.  \n\nIf your looking at working from home:  AAMT (American Association for Medical Transcription) has a list of approved schools on thier wedsite. The top 3 are M-tec, Andrew, and Career Step. Check out: http://www.mteducationonline.c... It is an affiliate site for Career Step. Career Step is an AAMT approved program and they are partnered with many of the major MT employers. In other words, their graduates get the jobs. Career Step has a competitive curriculum in comparison to the other 2 approved AAMT schools, but I believe their course is the cheaper one of the 3. They do offer scholarships and if you take the course through one of thier partners (one of the community colleges) you can get a Sallie Mae loan.\n\nI received a job less than a week after graduation. The platinum level offers job placement assistance. The school forums offer a vast amount of information regarding who is currently hiring, the best companies to work for, and much more. \n\nHowever if you are looking for an in-house position call a few of the hospitals there in Reno and ask them how they recommend getting started in the field.  \n\nAnd.... if your willing to relocate, contact me.  I do know of a current job open outside of Reno, but still in Northern Nevada.  Experience is preferred.  They offer health insurance, pension, vacation/sick leave, open to creative scheduling, and relocation allowance.  Good luck!!
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Now that u have gotten a degree, it is better u get some (at least 2 years ) job experience (even if it is as a trainee) because u start in any company at entry level position and for that u have your degree and job experience will help.\n\n Do your MBA when u get to managerial position in the company and that my dear is a few years away. It will be very helpful then. So get out on the road and look for jobs. u can use hotjobs.yahoo.com if u live in any country except Pakistan. for Pakistan use finaljob.com.pk. Happy job hunting
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the job prospects for the courses1)u can become a designer or consultant in some cloth company2)u can become a dietician or a research scitientiest in some food based company or become nutritionist or u can start ur own job after doing a 6 months course in catering.i think u hav more options in this field.3)and5)no idea y dont u see some job sites4)u can get some manager post in some company.hope i hav helped.