pheonix254 (Offline)

Hi there? I've overheard so many people condemning that don't go for UK as me being an international student won't be getting an employment or working opportunities.. They rather recommend everyone to go for Canada or Australia.
Is it a fallacy or plausible? I'm so perplexed :l

Do students who are pursuing electronic engineering need to study all day long cause apparently this field requires people who are brilliant & sharp-minded. Does it sound plausible to you?

Just been reading many of your interesting posts in the Careers section from your engineering perspective Also I've seen that your graduate job sounds extremely interesting and well paid. Now this is very forward so be as vague or dismissive as you like May I ask what exactly is the job title and where do you work? In addition are there well paid (50k+ at least eventually) sectors of engineering which are accessible to physicists (I'm going to Oxford in October). Also are there placements that you think a physicist could get during the summer between years that are relevant. Any other tips to make good use of my next 4 years are very welcome.

Thanks a lot