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Personal statements, in short, support your university application and is part of international student university admission requirements. A personal statement is unique to each student and should include the purpose of studying your chosen course. Here are some frequently asked questions: Do all colleges/universities require personal statements? No. Certain college/university omits this document to […]
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Career outcomes in Psychology can include working in business settings, counseling, social work, and education. Generally, after completion of SPM/O-Level/IGCSE/UEC, students will need to obtain a Year 12 qualification (Foundation/ADP/STPM/A-Levels, etc) to enter into a Bachelor degree in Psychology. There are pathway programs which can fast track your options into a Bachelor Degree in Psychology.
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Fascinated about human behavior and mind but do not like maths? Do hurry and get the stereotypical phrase of ‘no science, no maths’ out of your thoughts! It’s true you may not encounter the typical 3 sciences of biology, chemistry, and physics together in a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, but as a liberal arts
1. IT Systems Architect What do they do? In simple terms, they are essentially responsible for designing an information storage system known as database and complex networks to support a company’s daily functions. This website includes some examples of popular database management software that you might have heard of. A general job description for a
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Spent most of your time in front of the computer? Like a challenging field? Not sure what to study? Worried about unemployment? Introducing Computer Science to you! The computer science and technology field is all the rage these days. Upskill yourself to be on the competitive and leading edge of the tech era! Generally, computer
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