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RRobin said:

Hi all, I’m trying for a university in canada to pursue my masters in MS Software Engineering (course based). Any of u kindly let me know which university suits the best for the above said course.

Also mention abt some of the highly opted courses in CS in the present days in masters.

acrosstheuniverse said:

Hi RRobin,

I’ve done a bit of research and found Concordia University in Montreal, Quebec that you may be interested in. They offer a Masters in Software Engineering that seems to fit what you’re looking for.

Concordia’s program is course-based and uses theory and practice of the material in order to prepare scholars with the tools and preparations for the software industry as well as commerce. You would have the option of studying full-time or part-time. Their description of the program of study shows that graduates will be ready for occupations within technical and management levels within industries like business, government, education, information design and information processing.

To check out more, you can visit their Master of Software Engineering page.

Hope this helps!

RRobin said:

I foudn that in concordia university they offer ME in SE (which is always a course work)......But I’m searchign for MS in SE(course work)........

Also i want to know the scope of ME in SE and MS in SE (both course work)?

oLahav said:

As far as I know, a ME involves more course work than a MS, which usually concentrates on research or a thesis. I don’t know much about the scope of the actual material, but I would assume it depends greatly on the institute and specialization, if there is any.

RRobin said:

But there are certain universities that offers Course work in MS, how abt this? What is good to select now….either a course work r a research work in software engineerng?

ravi rawal said:

tell me about ms in pharma

ravi rawal said:

which uni. best 4 pharmaceutical ?

oLahav said in response to:

You can try using the LearnHub Canadian School Finder to find a school that fits your need.

Many of Canada’s large schools, from the University of Toronto to the University of British Columbia, offer Pharmaceutical Science programs. You should make sure to check out their university websites and find out more.

zheel said:

I want te best but “maintained by pocket” university in canada.

Zheel

zheel said:

I want the best but “maintained by pocket” university in canada for my MBA degree can u help me please? Zheel

chandra_avinash said:

Hi Zheel,

Am I correct in understanding that you are curious about MBA courses in Canada that are not very expensive?

Cheers!

zheel said:

hello Chandra_avinash i dont have an idea that which university can accept me as i am having weak in my acedemics as BCOM with 47% and DBM with 60% then should i apply for any univetsity. the other thing is that i am having sound bank ballance and with 100 acres of land with 12 years expernce in Pharma Marketing. so i appriciate your view on my case.

chandra_avinash said in response to:

Hi Zheel,

Your academic performance is just one of the factors that will influence the admission decision.

Your work experience is pretty solid – 12 years in Pharma Marketing is a long time and therefore, they would be more interested in what you have achieved in your work. You can also build your application and essays in such a way, that your work experience becomes the focus and not your grades in college.

Given that you are financially stable, I guess paying fees should not be an issue for you.

Do take a look at the list of schools to figure out which school to apply to.

It is quite common for MBA aspirants to apply to around 5 schools or more and then decide which one to join, once the results are out.

Do let us know if you require any more information/assistance.

Cheers, Avinash