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In today’s competitive world, it is not really possible for
anyone to rise high without first possessing a good undergraduate
degree. With so many alternative degrees available, choosing a good
degree can be confusing.
Firstly, not all degrees are equal. There are
many who compromise and cheat themselves by taking short-cuts and
who would prefer an easier option to the degree route.
The University of London degrees through the international
study option has been available since 1858 and provides opportunities
for those who are either late bloomers or are unable to pursue an
internationally recognised degree due to work commitments. As a
University of London graduate myself, I am well aware of its rigorous
and sound assessment system whilst allowing open access to many
who may not otherwise qualify for a good degree education.
Secondly, it is important that you choose a degree
which is relevant and appropriate to your areas of interest. At
the undergraduate level, it is best to take a more broad-based or
double degrees unless you are very clear about your career. Two
of the Information Systems qualifications listed here are double
degrees in either Computing and Information Systems or Information
Systems and Management. The new degree in Creative Computing will
be attractive to those aiming to be in the latest digital media
and gaming technologies.
If your desire is to be successful in the commercial
world, it is important that you obtain a good degree that further
demonstrates your desire to work hard. Compared to the local Universities,
the University of London is much more recognised globally as well.
The degree that you receive is from University of London in association
with London School of Economics (for the Information Systems and
Management degree) or Goldsmiths College (for the other computing
degrees) as your examinations are set and marked by faculty from
either London School of Economics or Goldsmiths College.
Kannappan Chettiar
BA (Business) Michigan State, LL.B (Hon) London, LL.M (S'pore),
FCIM
- Top 10 Entrepreneur of the Year
2002/2003
- Finalist for Phoenix Award 2003
- SICCI-DBS Singapore Indian Entrepreneur 2005
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