Anonymous

01 Aug 2020

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Is it worth studying for a master's degree?

I have worked for about 7 years. I realised that people in well-known companies have masters or PhDs. Wonder if it's time to pursue one to increase my employability. If so, are virtual programme recognised?

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Amelia Yamato Leow

01 Aug 2020

Student Ambassador 20/21 at Seedly

Other than passion, I think it's contingent on your field of study as well. Some technical fields place a lot of weight on a masters/Phd degree for promotion

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Chris Susanto

22 Jul 2020

Founder at Re-ThinkWealth.com

Depends on your life goals and passion.

A degree is only as useful as it's usability.

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22 Jul 2020

Def at Abc

Hi there,

It highly depends on your industry,role ,long term career goals and personal interest.

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