Downgrade study level

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So how are you going to justify spending thousands of dollars to go all the way to Canada for that? You have not had any good explanation at all.

CO-OP is also not guaranteed.

From what I have seen in our labour market, almost all job offers (related to M.Eng.) require at least 1 to 2 years of work experience. And since there is no direct way to do a practical training/internship in Mechanical Engineering. So what I was thinking is to apply for a program in which a practical training is mandatory or co-op program as well, I do believe that having a bachelor's degree + work experience is more important and more valuable than having a master's degree without work experience...

 

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From what I have seen in our labour market, almost all job offers (related to M.Eng.) require at least 1 to 2 years of work experience. And since there is no direct way to do a practical training/internship in Mechanical Engineering. So what I was thinking is to apply for a program in which a practical training is mandatory or co-op program as well, I do believe that having a bachelor's degree + work experience is more important and more valuable than having a master's degree without work experience...

So why exactly do you need to go all the way to Canada, and spend so much money for that? How do you justify it?

 

[einszwei]

So why exactly do you need to go all the way to Canada, and spend so much money for that? How do you justify it?

In fact I am not satisfied with my level of study, the quality of higher education in my country is very bad (I am talking about my university), it is ranked about 4700 worldwide. I tell what happened: first of all we have two semesters in principle and each one has a duration of 15 weeks (on paper only) but in reality the semesters last between 5 and 8 weeks only, and therefore the working hours were not sufficient at all.
Second, some teachers have the pleasure of giving bad grades to students, I say well have the pleasure of giving bad grades, we had a course in fluid mechanics, no student got a good grade I mean all students, in fact teachers like him, we make disappointed, it gives no desire to love their courses.
Third, there were no lab works, in 5 years of study, I remember we had 1 lab work in fluid mech. 1, and 2 in thermodynamics that's all.
To be honest, I don't feel like I have the sufficient material to be an engineer, I don't feel like I am qualified engineer, I do have a lot and a lot of insufficiency, that's why I want to travel all the way to canada to study there, I think their education system suits me the most