Please I need advice.I finished my national diploma in mechanical engineering. But with the discrimination between the HND and Bsc holders I was thinking of applying for Bsc physics with the hope I can switch back to my beloved mechanical engineering at masters level.
N.b am applying physics because getting admission might be easier and the institution in question doesn't have a mechanical engineering department. Help a brother. Thanks in anticipation.

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Cos me sef wanna go to Mars.. I have an engineering degree from akure but i wanna do my masters in spacecraft and robotics

So if it works for u op. Abeg holla me

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For sure it works! Either from Physiks to Engineering, M@them@tiks, n industri@l Khemistry. Its possil>le

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Lalasticlala, Ishilove, pls move this to FP Let it be debated amongst nl gurus.

Please is it possible for a Graduate of Physics Education BSc(Ed) to go for MSc in Mechanical Engineering? Thanks.

kelsberg:

most schools require a PGD or a BSc/BEng in mechanical or industrial production engineering for an MSc in mechanical engineering because they are more related to mechanical. physics is closely related to electrical-electronics engineering, mathematics. since you already have ur HND why not put in for a PGD or get a DE for your BEng..also bear in mind no course is easy to get ooo