Human Resource Management after Bachelors in Engineering , need advice !

[wargeneral]

Hi Guys
i have done bachelors in electrical engineering and due to low cgpa i wasnt eligible to apply in public universities
so the only option left for me was post graduate diploma or post graduate certificate
i applied for project management at humber college and sheridan college
i got refusal letter from sheridan because of unavailability of seats for september 2020 intake
on the other hand i ve been placed at waitlisted in humber college
however i have offer letter from humber college for Human Resource Management Graduate Certificate
i wanted opinion from you guys
should i go ahead and accept HRM at humber or should i wait for project management?
the only concern i have is about getting a visa due to engineering education
i will be applying through SDS though
please guide me someone

 

[canuck78]

Hi Guys
i have done bachelors in electrical engineering and due to low cgpa i wasnt eligible to apply in public universities
so the only option left for me was post graduate diploma or post graduate certificate
i applied for project management at humber college and sheridan college
i got refusal letter from sheridan because of unavailability of seats for september 2020 intake
on the other hand i ve been placed at waitlisted in humber college
however i have offer letter from humber college for Human Resource Management Graduate Certificate
i wanted opinion from you guys
should i go ahead and accept HRM at humber or should i wait for project management?
the only concern i have is about getting a visa due to engineering education
i will be applying through SDS though
please guide me someone

It is unlikely you will get a study permit with the HR course. It is not a logical progression.

 

[wargeneral]

It is unlikely you will get a study permit with the HR course. It is not a logical progression.

but there arent any logical graduate certificates for engineering background students as well
also to be eligble for HRM they require a bachelors degree,regardless of the field in which it was done
what to do in that case then?

 

[canuck78]

but there arent any logical graduate certificates for engineering background students as well
also to be eligble for HRM they require a bachelors degree,regardless of the field in which it was done
what to do in that case then?

Delay until there is a logical course.

 

[wargeneral]

Delay until there is a logical course.

there isnt, i have checked... the closest is one which is for electricians which is also kind of illogical as i am an electrical engineer already