M.Sc Physics & B.Ed: Simultaneous Study Possibility

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In summary, it is possible to pursue an M.Sc in physics through correspondence and a B.Ed in regular at the same time. This would require completing a theory thesis or dissertation for the M.Sc and finding a supervisor willing to work remotely. However, it is advised against as both programs can be demanding and labor-intensive. It is also noted that "correspondence" learning is now referred to as "distance learning" and is conducted online.
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Is it possible to do M.Sc physics in correspondance and B.Ed in regular at the same time??
 
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Of course it is possible ... you'd have to do a theory thesis or dissertation for the MSc and find a supervisor prepared to do it by remote control.

"Correspondence" learning, these days, is called "distance learning" - and it is all done over the internet.

I'd advise against it - BEd is usually labor intensive, and MSc is usually an order of magnitude harder than a bachelors.
 
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Thank you sir.
 
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No worries - I've done both myself - one at a time. Word.
 
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Very kind of you sir. I will also try my best to do both.
 
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Good luck and have fun :)
 

FAQ: M.Sc Physics & B.Ed: Simultaneous Study Possibility

Question 1: What is the benefit of pursuing a simultaneous study of M.Sc Physics and B.Ed?

The main benefit of pursuing a simultaneous study of M.Sc Physics and B.Ed is that it allows individuals to gain expertise in both fields simultaneously. This can provide a wider range of career opportunities and increase employability. Additionally, it can save time and money compared to pursuing each degree separately.

Question 2: Can the coursework for M.Sc Physics and B.Ed be completed at the same time?

Yes, it is possible to complete the coursework for both M.Sc Physics and B.Ed simultaneously. However, the workload may be more intense and time management skills are crucial for success.

Question 3: Are there any specific prerequisites for pursuing a simultaneous study of M.Sc Physics and B.Ed?

The specific prerequisites may vary depending on the institution offering the program. However, most programs require a bachelor's degree in a related field, such as physics or education, as well as a minimum GPA and standardized test scores.

Question 4: What are the career options after completing a simultaneous study of M.Sc Physics and B.Ed?

Graduates of a simultaneous study of M.Sc Physics and B.Ed can pursue careers in various fields such as teaching, research, and development, data analysis, science writing, consulting, and more. They can also choose to continue their education by pursuing a PhD in physics or education.

Question 5: Is it possible to complete a simultaneous study of M.Sc Physics and B.Ed online?

Yes, there are some institutions that offer online programs for a simultaneous study of M.Sc Physics and B.Ed. However, it is important to ensure that the program is accredited and meets the necessary requirements for both degrees.

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