haha no you are right.

The Masters is in International Business, the professional qualifications are in Logistics. I just thought a BSc in Logistics would carry more weight than the profesisonal qualifications in that particulart subject, and thought about filling in the general gaps I would find in the BSC (i..e management, research etc) with the MSc modules. If i'm honest, there is a bit of self satisfaction as I always wanted a BSc but did not have the opportunity when leaving school (I'm 30 now).

Thinking again, I don't think it's worth it. If I really want to study afterwards I hsould think upwards!

Last question...

I will have a UK MSc in International Business (possibly with Distinction), and I wondered if other universities might accept towards some exemptions towards an MBA?

An MBA interests me, but I feel the International Business MSc covers a lot of what would be in an MBA, and I really don't want to start a Masters again.

Any thoughts?


Many thanks

I have a professional and advanced diploma (Logistics) from a recognised UK chartered institute. They are accredited at BSc level and in some universities offer exemptions to up to two thirds of a BSc. I also have 2 other professional qualifications in other fields.

I will soon complete my Masters (which I applied for through my professional qualifications) but I still wanted that BSc certificate - without doing the work...

Should my Masters offer exemptions? Is there a way of designing my own BSc degree and use all of the professional qualifications and my Masters to meet the requirements of the degree?

Any ideas would be really appreciated

Regards

Hi all,

I just wondered if there are any tangiable benefits of obtaining a Masters with Distinction?

I am halfway through (and have obtained distinctions up until now), but it takes me a LOT of time to obtain this mark, and family life has shortened my time.

Should I relax and just get an 'easy' merit or put the time in and get the Distinction? Is an MSc with distinction very rare?

Regards