From zero to MSc hero?
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I have been accepted into the structural & foundation engineering MSc at Heriot-Watt university based on professional experience.
I don't have a degree but have been working as an Engineer for the last few years.
I would like to ask if anyone has experience of this particular masters degree and to ask if they truely think its possible for someone that does not have a degree to complete the course? I will be studying via distance learning.
I know it depends on a whole lot of variables, but what level of difficulty can i expect from this course?
Thanks for any information you can provide
I have been accepted into the structural & foundation engineering MSc at Heriot-Watt university based on professional experience.
I don't have a degree but have been working as an Engineer for the last few years.
I would like to ask if anyone has experience of this particular masters degree and to ask if they truely think its possible for someone that does not have a degree to complete the course? I will be studying via distance learning.
I know it depends on a whole lot of variables, but what level of difficulty can i expect from this course?
Thanks for any information you can provide
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