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[HelterSkelter]

Random educational Question :

Would you do your Bachelors and Masters with the exact same specialization,or would you pick different specilizations for both?

Ive recently completed my Bachelors in HRM,id be picking my Master's specilization next year.Im pretty sure that i wont be doing my Masters in HRM too.Id probably go for one of :

a)Finance
b)Finance and Banking
c)Marketing
d)Double Major in Finance and Marketing


Id probably go for Finance.Ive still got another year to go before i pick my specialization,but anyway..what would you people do?Pick the same specizliation for your Bachelors and Masters?Or pick two different ones?


PS.Does anyone know if a double major is a good option?Ive heard that good companies can give you shit for being the jack of all trades and master of none if you go for a double major.Dont know if its true though.

 

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[Azzurri7]

Double major isn't a bad option...but I wouldn't go for it personally.

 

[HelterSkelter]

What are you studying btw?I cant believe i never asked that

 

[Bjerknes]

I don't know if Finance and marketing go along well with one another.

Perhaps go along with Finance and specialize in options trading or something.

 

[Azzurri7]

What are you studying btw?I cant believe i never asked that

Business Mang.

 

[Fred]

Random educational Question :

Would you do your Bachelors and Masters with the exact same specialization,or would you pick different specilizations for both?

Ive recently completed my Bachelors in HRM,id be picking my Master's specilization next year.Im pretty sure that i wont be doing my Masters in HRM too.Id probably go for one of :

a)Finance
b)Finance and Banking
c)Marketing
d)Double Major in Finance and Marketing


Id probably go for Finance.Ive still got another year to go before i pick my specialization,but anyway..what would you people do?Pick the same specizliation for your Bachelors and Masters?Or pick two different ones?


PS.Does anyone know if a double major is a good option?Ive heard that good companies can give you shit for being the jack of all trades and master of none if you go for a double major.Dont know if its true though.

Never heard of that one to be honest.

For your question, I'm currently studying Management as a major, and if i decide to go for a Masters degree, i'm going to go for a Management major too.

 

[HelterSkelter]

@Andy - Im sure i wont going for a double major in Finance and Marketing.They dont offer Finance and Trading here.Not to my knowledge atelast.There's Finance,and then there's Finance and Banking.

@Rab - no speiclization as yet?Or is Bussiness Managment your specilization?

@Fred - Managment sounds pretty broad TBH.Is it some specific managment or general managment?

 

[.zero]

honestly if i were you i would try to get something more technical in your background.

for my undergrad i did business/MIS with a concentration in systems development. this gave me the business/management generic junk i needed and with the MIS concentration gave me my background for what my career is platformed upon.

diversity is key in your education, so i would suggest to do finance or something IT-centric if possible. companies look for people who can play on both sides with multiple facets to their knowledge/skill sets.

just my 2cents

 

[Fred]

@Andy - Im sure i wont going for a double major in Finance and Marketing.They dont offer Finance and Trading here.Not to my knowledge atelast.There's Finance,and then there's Finance and Banking.

@Rab - no speiclization as yet?Or is Bussiness Managment your specilization?

@Fred - Managment sounds pretty broad TBH.Is it some specific managment or general managment?

General Management. I'm going to specalize more if i go for a Masters degree though.

 

[Bjerknes]

Finance and Banking would be good as well.

diversity is key in your education, so i would suggest to do finance or something IT-centric if possible. companies look for people who can play on both sides with multiple facets to their knowledge/skill sets.

just my 2cents

The best way to go is probably Finance and Computer Programming as those two fit like a glove when looking at the job opportunities I see.

 

[.zero]

Finance and Banking would be good as well.



The best way to go is probably Finance and Computer Programming as those two fit like a glove when looking at the job opportunities I see.

the only thing with CS as a masters is that you really do need that base as an undergrad. otherwise i doutbt they would even accept you into the program. i don't know how the system in pakistan works but i would assume that they do have some kind of IT based masters program for non-technical background ppl

 

[ReBeL]

Finance rules.

If I go back in time, I'd choose nothing but pure finance.

 

[IL Pinturrichio]

IF I were you, I'd go for a master in HRM...2 years of experience and then you're an HR manager with salary above xxxxx$.

PS Don't go near IT

 

[.zero]

IF I were you, I'd go for a master in HRM...2 years of experience and then you're an HR manager with salary above xxxxx$.

PS Don't go near IT

whats the point of doing your masters in the same field that you already did your bachelors in?

and why would you advise anyone to stay away from IT? IT is the backbone of modern business and (actually it already is) will be the driving force behind every conceivable industry from health care to marketing to procurement.

 

[Bjerknes]

whats the point of doing your masters in the same field that you already did your bachelors in?

and why would you advise anyone to stay away from IT? IT is the backbone of modern business and (actually it already is) will be the driving force behind every conceivable industry from health care to marketing to procurement.

Indeed. Every single lucrative job out there right now seems to demand knowledge of computer programming, especially in Fortran, JAVA, C++ et cetera.

 

[Azzurri7]

@Rab - no speiclization as yet?Or is Bussiness Managment your specilization?

no specialization yet. And I don't plan to.

Finance rules.

If I go back in time, I'd choose nothing but pure finance.

Never was into Finance, I think from the outside it's interesting, but what you have to learn in Schools is a bit complicated to say the least.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Indeed. Every single lucrative job out there right now seems to demand knowledge of computer programming, especially in Fortran, JAVA, C++ et cetera.

true that

 

[GordoDeCentral]

But, the most baller combo is and will always be Fin/Accounting, but i have yet to meet a straight guy who majors in accounting

 

[.zero]

Never was into Finance, I think from the outside it's interesting, but what you have to learn in Schools is a bit complicated to say the least.

Ya finance will soon die out as well. ERP's such as Oracle/PeopleSoft/JDE will soon eliminate the educational background of finance and leave it to end users which can be done by even a mexican.

 

[Azzurri7]

Ya finance will soon die out as well. ERP's such as Oracle/PeopleSoft/JDE will soon eliminate the educational background of finance and leave it to end users which can be done by even a mexican.

that is true