vickydevoka:

Exactly. I. T de really help engineering guys. Whether mechanical, agric, civil, marine or electrical. Everybody just enter I.T

Saibits:
Biochemistry or medical biochemistry

OsusTroller:


ehya...
I feel your pain

chaiks:
lol. Including peace and conflict and many art courses

blueskies:


Nutrition and Dietetics is one of the best courses/medical courses to study in Nigeria and anywhere in the world.
Opportunities abound majorly in the health sector.
Though many people including in Nigeria are just becoming aware of the profession, and will most likely downgrade it but it has great prospects...

I'm on the path to becoming a RDN.



In what aspect has nutritionist contribute to nigeria

estheI:
all arts courses are useless excluding Communication Arts/Mass Communication

emmawiz:
Law

MasonKendall:
You need to see a counsellor.

arejibadz:
Engineering

MrThisandthat:
Don't know about the worst... But the most useless is Estate Management!

tensazangetsu20:
Marine Engineering. Studied that, parents spent so much and I have only made 150k from it. Thank God for IT

jbreezy:
In Nigeria?
All courses asides medicine, computer science and engineering. You were expecting me to add law? Alaye shift abeg!

OsusTroller:
IN NIGERIA,

Anatomy
Physiology
Guardian and counseling
Zoology
Political science
Economics
Botany
Sociology
Philosophy

Etc

Hassanmaye:

Why do People now disregard engineering please

Hassanmaye:

You are mad

BluntTheApostle:


First of all, let me break it down.

The core of public health includes environmental health, epidemiology, biostatistics, and health management. Then, your brother also has social work.

There is no agency in Nigeria or anywhere in the world where your brother will not be able to work or intern with.

Hospitals come first.

Since public health workers are trained on analyzing health data, they are useful in any organization be it nonprofit or governmental.

All those data you get from NCDC on coronavirus are the work of public health workers.

They are also sought after in the military, the police, universities (as researchers), pharmacies, schools, sports...

StreetFight:

Engineering a bad field? You need brain examination. The phone you used to type this nonsense, who manufactured it? Psychologist or Guidance and Counsellor ?

2scorehigh:
In your own opinion, what is the worst university course for someone to study?

Worst in the sense that you will not advise anyone to go for the course.

Worst in the sense that even if you are paid so well to do the course, you will gladly refuse/reject the offer.

Worst in the sense that if you have the power to delete the course from school curriculum forever, you won’t waste any time in doing so...

If you ask me, I'd say it's Microbiology.

I have absolutely no interest at all in the course. In fact, everything about Microbiology gives me the heebie-jeebies!

I asked a friend, and she said it's Music for her.

What about you?

What is/are your reasons for saying so?

Let's hear from you...

Raychee:


All food products you're eating today is a result of what? You need cane. Or you think people just mix up nonsense and put it in the public for consumption.

Karleb:




I remember when our senior colleagues were complaining that the lab technicians at the hospital didn't allow them come close to the laboratory equipments. They said Biochemistry is not a professional course. Whereas, the test they take with the machines are pure biochemical tests.

So much hate and gate keeping in the health sector.

Microbiology is worse tho. I don't even regard that course.

Aiustn:
The worst course to study in Nigeria is medicine. Especially in a private university and it's not stress free.
If u manage to study outside 9ja and come back home to practice? You no try. Na suffer on HD!

BinamRex:


Studying computer science in Nigeria is a waste of time. When I went for NYSC, I went to enroll for a computer programming course and a computer graduate came to enrol too. I was like : "Dude, if you don't know computer programming after spending 4 solid years in school, what did you learn"? He told me he knew a little bit of the theoretical aspect.

Komu1048:



Bros please continue, chemistry is a very fine course. I remember I was studying chemistry back then but decided to change course in 200l for two reason I believe I couldn't make 2:1 n that's my target n secondly because of the sadist lecturer (2 already picking on me) so I left for agriculture n made my target but due to lack of jobs for agricultural students I went into painting and decoration and that's where I know the value of chemistry. From paints, cosmetology, cement, petrochemicals, plastic and polymers, even in my field agrochemical (pesticides, herbicides, fertilizers etc) there's need for a chemistry to know how those chemicals react. If I did graduate from chemistry with my 2:2 I will be living far better than now

Karleb:


You obviously haven't been to a research lab. I have been to one, albeit small and I can tell you that as a biochemist, you have the right to conduct a biochemical test.

My knowledge of biochemistry is a bit rusty, but biochemical tests I can remember include:

Blood sugar level.
Pregnancy test. This basically detect the presence of Hcg hormone.
DNA tests.
HIV Test. This is just antigen, antibody interaction.

In fact, most of the test being conducted in hospitals are biochemical tests.

Many of my friends who did their SIWES in private hospitals actually learnt these and before they rounded up their programs, they were conducting it for patients and doing well.

These tests are not rocket science and it's what we've been taught in school.

Students/Corps members are in your hospital for knowledge. There is nothing wrong with showing them the processes, it doesn't contravene the law anywhere.

If you are mentioning Biochemistry and quackery in thesame statement, it means you don't know much about biochemistry.