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I have seen some universities offering engineering undergraduate program with a sandwich year but what does sandwich stand for?
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(Original post by Azhar Rana)
I have seen some universities offering engineering undergraduate program with a sandwich year but what does sandwich stand for?
I have seen some universities offering engineering undergraduate program with a sandwich year but what does sandwich stand for?
The YINI is the filling in a sandwich of academic study
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As jneill said, it is a year in industry.
This means that the degree will usually last 4 years if you do a bachelors and 5 years if you do a masters, though there are exceptions.
This means that the degree will usually last 4 years if you do a bachelors and 5 years if you do a masters, though there are exceptions.
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A year in industry (also known as YINI). Usually the year before your final year.
The YINI is the filling in a sandwich of academic study
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A year in industry (also known as YINI). Usually the year before your final year.
The YINI is the filling in a sandwich of academic study
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(Original post by theclass)
As jneill said, it is a year in industry.
This means that the degree will usually last 4 years if you do a bachelors and 5 years if you do a masters, though there are exceptions.
As jneill said, it is a year in industry.
This means that the degree will usually last 4 years if you do a bachelors and 5 years if you do a masters, though there are exceptions.
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