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Hello,
In general, if you want to do a phD. you require a MASc., at least here in Canada.
However, because I am eager and really wanting to start my career in structural engineering, I want to pursue M.Eng (a 1 year professional degree, no thesis).
My question is, in your experience, has anyone with a M.Eng (non thesis option) been able to go on and do a phD?
Thank you,
In general, if you want to do a phD. you require a MASc., at least here in Canada.
However, because I am eager and really wanting to start my career in structural engineering, I want to pursue M.Eng (a 1 year professional degree, no thesis).
My question is, in your experience, has anyone with a M.Eng (non thesis option) been able to go on and do a phD?
Thank you,