Should I pursue a degree in SIT-UOG Aeronautical Engineering or Mechtronics? I'm from SP Mechanical Engineering but I don't really like my course but I want to work in the IT field. Can anyone advice me? - Seedly
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Asked on 27 Oct 2018

Should I pursue a degree in SIT-UOG Aeronautical Engineering or Mechtronics? I'm from SP Mechanical Engineering but I don't really like my course but I want to work in the IT field. Can anyone advice me?

I'm from SP mechanical Engineering, and my current CGPA is 3.2. I don't really like Mechanical Engineering due to the modules like materials, designing and machining but I wanna work in the IT field. HELP

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Jim Ng
Jim Ng
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Answered on 28 Oct 2018

If you would like to work in the IT field, have you considered

ICT (Software Engineering ) or ICT (Information Security) from Singapore Institute Of Technology?

These are pretty decent 3.5 years programme that has a 1 year "attachment" which pays you a "full-time" pay , at around 2k, way more than a typical intern is getting. They call it IWSP.

Cheers.

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Good Day Every Day
Good Day Every Day
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Answered on 30 Nov 2018

Pursue what you love. If your passion is in IT, go for an IT course and choose an IT career.

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