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I am currently working in a MNC Bank in India with 2 years of experience in derivatives. I have already completed MBA - Finance with 68% from India. 1) I want to do a master course in Securities or Capital markets in United kingdom? 2) What is the duration and total fees of the course? 3) What would be the initial semester fees which i need to pay? 3) What would be the future in UK after completing the course? 4) I want to do a part time job as well while studying. Whether I can utilise my experience of derivative analyst over there? Thanks in advance for your advice.
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Asked on 26 April 2008 at 8:14 PM.
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Hi! I'm very interested in neuroscience, and I have been wondering what the best route would be to end up studying this. I would like to study this in the United Kingdom, preferably Scotland, but I have been having difficulty finding any concrete information on how to get here, as I do not believe it is available as an undergraduate course. In America they have several great Brain Science Graduate programs, but I haven't been able to find an equivalent anywhere else in Europe. I will copy and paste an excerpt from the Brown University Instute for Brain Science, in order to give you a little bit of an overview of what I would be interested in. "Brown Institute for Brain Science (BIBS) was formed to tackle one of the greatest mysteries of man: How do our brains work? The Graduate Program of the BIBS is designed to provide interdisciplinary training across cognitive, neural, and computational sciences. It emphasizes collaborative theoretical and experimental studies of the brain, from the molecular to the behavioral and cognitive levels. It unites researchers who study the fundamental mechanisms of nervous system function and those who seek to create devices with brain-like functions that can assist people. The faculty is also committed to translating fundamental knowledge into practical applications to the diagnosis and treatment of the devastating effects of disease and trauma of the nervous system. Brown is a leader in brain-related research and offers exceptional training and course work for those interested in pursuing careers in brain science." Any help I could get in finding a fitting course in the UK in general (preferably Edinburgh), would be greatly appreciated, as I am currently at loss with where to look for information. Thank you and have a great day, Linus
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Asked on 18 August 2008 at 9:53 PM.
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Dear Madam/Sir, Thank you very much for your kind guidance. As per your advice I am preparing for GMAT & TOEFL exams. Few days back while surfing internet I got information about the following University in U.K. Robert Gordon University, www.rgu.ac.uk, +44 1224 262726 Aberdeen Business School Garthdee Road Aberdeen AB10 7QE Course: MBA Oil and Gas Management Please guide me about the reputation & rank of this university for this particular course of MBA in Oil and Gas Management. Can we expect any good job prospects after this specialized type of MBA? Is there any information available regarding placement opportunities after MBA? Should I concentrate on my general MBA or is it advisable to do such specialized MBA. Your kind guidance can help me immensely. With Sincere Regards Hemant K Singh Deputy Manager Indian Oil Jodhpur +919983203644
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Asked on 12 August 2008 at 10:35 AM.
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I would like to do work in Scotland as well as to study MBA. So am kindly requesting you to give some guidelines to go Scotland.
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Asked on 29 June 2008 at 12:55 PM.
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Hi, I am Vishaldeep Singh, I have done B.Tech in Computer Science Engg. in May 2007. I have no experience. I want to know that any University or College in Scotland which provide MBA without Experience. I want to take admission in Sept. Session So plz resolve my query early as you can.
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Asked on 10 June 2008 at 3:01 AM.
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currently i'm pursuing b.tech(3rd yr) and want to do mba immediately after my degree from uk so can u please guide me about colloges there, gmat , ielts etc
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Asked on 11 August 2008 at 5:29 PM.
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This is regarding a friend of mine ... who has completed her masters in physio therapy ... & is currently employed in a city hospital in Delhi ... As with what she is interested in, its the masters in health care management from UK
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Asked on 14 October 2008 at 11:39 AM.
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i want all the details about mba in uk. fees, part time jobs. job oppurtunities after the course?
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Asked on 8 September 2008 at 2:22 PM.
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I am an overseasenurse live in scotland.i want do post graguation in psycology . how can i get admission for that
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Asked on 1 September 2008 at 6:49 PM.
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Hi! I'm very interested in neuroscience, and I have been wondering what the best route would be to end up studying this. I would like to study this in the United Kingdom, preferably Scotland, but I have been having difficulty finding any concrete information on how to get here, as I do not believe it is available as an undergraduate course. In America they have several great Brain Science Graduate programs, but I haven't been able to find an equivalent anywhere else in Europe. I will copy and paste an excerpt from the Brown University Instute for Brain Science, in order to give you a little bit of an overview of what I would be interested in. "Brown Institute for Brain Science (BIBS) was formed to tackle one of the greatest mysteries of man: How do our brains work? The Graduate Program of the BIBS is designed to provide interdisciplinary training across cognitive, neural, and computational sciences. It emphasizes collaborative theoretical and experimental studies of the brain, from the molecular to the behavioral and cognitive levels. It unites researchers who study the fundamental mechanisms of nervous system function and those who seek to create devices with brain-like functions that can assist people. The faculty is also committed to translating fundamental knowledge into practical applications to the diagnosis and treatment of the devastating effects of disease and trauma of the nervous system. Brown is a leader in brain-related research and offers exceptional training and course work for those interested in pursuing careers in brain science." Any help I could get in finding a fitting course in the UK in general (preferably Edinburgh), would be greatly appreciated, as I am currently at loss with where to look for information. Thank you and have a great day, Linus
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Asked on 18 August 2008 at 9:53 PM.
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Dear Madam/Sir, Thank you very much for your kind guidance. As per your advice I am preparing for GMAT & TOEFL exams. Few days back while surfing internet I got information about the following University in U.K. Robert Gordon University, www.rgu.ac.uk, +44 1224 262726 Aberdeen Business School Garthdee Road Aberdeen AB10 7QE Course: MBA Oil and Gas Management Please guide me about the reputation & rank of this university for this particular course of MBA in Oil and Gas Management. Can we expect any good job prospects after this specialized type of MBA? Is there any information available regarding placement opportunities after MBA? Should I concentrate on my general MBA or is it advisable to do such specialized MBA. Your kind guidance can help me immensely. With Sincere Regards Hemant K Singh Deputy Manager Indian Oil Jodhpur +919983203644
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Asked on 12 August 2008 at 10:35 AM.
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currently i'm pursuing b.tech(3rd yr) and want to do mba immediately after my degree from uk so can u please guide me about colloges there, gmat , ielts etc
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Asked on 11 August 2008 at 5:29 PM.
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