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<blockquote data-quote="එළකිරි කොල්ලෙක්" data-source="post: 26361397" data-attributes="member: 407865"><p>In you are going for a good MSc, I mean via coursework or research which has a 2 year content within, go for Mora or UCSC. But I doubt they do allow industry exceptions though you have experience.</p><p></p><p>So, as long as you stay in SL, a degree in ESOFT would have less issues. Because despite it's content, its still a MSc issued by a UK university.</p><p></p><p>Why not consider re-starting your BIT final year and once completed moving into the MSc?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="එළකිරි කොල්ලෙක්, post: 26361397, member: 407865"] In you are going for a good MSc, I mean via coursework or research which has a 2 year content within, go for Mora or UCSC. But I doubt they do allow industry exceptions though you have experience. So, as long as you stay in SL, a degree in ESOFT would have less issues. Because despite it's content, its still a MSc issued by a UK university. Why not consider re-starting your BIT final year and once completed moving into the MSc? [/QUOTE]
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