International Education - would you study in foreign country? (15 Viewers)

[Osman]

Sorry, Osman, but fear mongering plays a small part. The Nordic model is incompatible with what's happening these years (basically what has been happening for many years, but the immigrant numbers are much bigger now). Non of the political parties have approached this dilemma and that's why people turn to the xenophobes.

The cause is very much aware to me and it has been allowed to go to overload with zero planning in past two years. But not a single procent of the problem can be solved by skinheads with fancy suits.

 

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[Maddy]

This is a problem in many European countries, but not exactly to the extent Maddy is claiming it is.

 

[Hængebøffer]

What is this card you speak of?



This is a problem in many European countries, but not exactly to the extent Maddy is claiming it is.

No countries in Europe are near having the same model.

 

[Seven]

No countries in Europe are near having the same model.

No, but it's not exactly as if the Nordic model is the only one that's incompatible .

Also a big part of the Nordic model is: "This includes a combination of free market capitalism with a comprehensive welfare state and collective bargaining at the national level.". - Which definitely applies to Belgium for instance.

 

[CrimsonianKing]

Moroccan kitchen has various recipes which are quite good, but couscous isnt one of them, to my taste.

Name some, I know none. Actually never been to a Moroccan restaurant before, is it worth it?

 

[Hængebøffer]

No, but it's not exactly as if the Nordic model is the only one that's incompatible .

Also a big part of the Nordic model is: "This includes a combination of free market capitalism with a comprehensive welfare state and collective bargaining at the national level.". - Which definitely applies to Belgium for instance.

It really doesn't. The social security makes our countries attractive - especially if the norm is that your wife shouldn't be working.

 

[Seven]

It really doesn't. The social security makes our countries attractive - especially if the norm is that your wife shouldn't be working.

You are really not familiar with social security in Belgium. It's probably one of the most lenient systems in all of Europe. The bigger issue is that Sweden's social security is well known. I've spoken with several refugees who were headed towards Sweden, because they believed they would receive the most money there.

 

[Zacheryah]

Name some, I know none. Actually never been to a Moroccan restaurant before, is it worth it?

I dont know names, but their desserts are quite good

 

[Seven]

I dont know names, but their desserts are quite good

Reminds me of a Moroccan guy I used to know. His job was making pastries. Which is actually very hard work and it involved long shifts at the craziest hours. Dude was always doing coke and making pastries. Weird shit, great pastries.

 

[Hængebøffer]

You are really not familiar with social security in Belgium. It's probably one of the most lenient systems in all of Europe. The bigger issue is that Sweden's social security is well known. I've spoken with several refugees who were headed towards Sweden, because they believed they would receive the most money there.

It's higher in Denmark. They want to go to Sweden because of easier family reunification.

 

[Zacheryah]

Reminds me of a Moroccan guy I used to know. His job was making pastries. Which is actually very hard work and it involved long shifts at the craziest hours. Dude was always doing coke and making pastries. Weird shit, great pastries.

maybe the pastries helped to wash away the foul taste of coke

 

[Seven]

It's higher in Denmark. They want to go to Sweden because of easier family reunification.

Perhaps, but the money is definitely a factor. Not all of them would know where it is highest anyway, they just feel that they will be treated well in Sweden.

 

[JCK]

Thanks bro, would be cool to meet you in person one day.

Most definitely, we should plan it when you get over here.

 

[DelpieroForLife]

Most definitely, we should plan it when you get over here.

I would be so happy to do so.

 

[Seven]

Most definitely, we should plan it when you get over here.

Are you going to be on the same side in @Maddy's race war?

 

[JCK]

Are you going to be on the same side in @Maddy's race war?

I am always on the same side as Maddy.

 

[Siamak]

Does anyone knows which colleges/universities have study a master degree or a phd abroad in Information Technology Management (ITM) major?

 

[Sir Miss-A-Lot]

Does anyone knows which colleges/universities have study a master degree or a phd abroad in Information Technology Management (ITM) major?

Where do you want to go?

Is it a management degree? Then you have to look at the various business schools..

 

[Siamak]

Where do you want to go?

Is it a management degree? Then you have to look at the various business schools..

I am planing to do a masters course and i have few questions.country and area is not matter to me .There's so little information on this, so I wanted to see if anyone had the experience of applying to a masters in ITM with a low GPA. The google searching isn't really efficient Specifically, I'm trying to figure out which schools to look at and which to completely write off my list.i don't even know which school i can apply for.first i need to know which schools/colages offer a master or phd in Information Technology Management.like this :
http://www.ryerson.ca/itm/

 

[Siamak]

I have a question regarding studying in abroad. Im studying in a master for ITM. I havent finished my studies yet. Does anyone has experience on study about these universities like University of waterloo,Saint Louis University,ryerson university.can friend contact a couple of universities that i would consider applying to study a phd or does anyone knows Which Universities Offer a PhD in IT Management?