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Thanks for the reply,
I graduated with a diploma in chemical/environmental engineering and took a degree in math (as the reason is i like to calculate), hmm i neither hate both the math and chem subjects since i got dived into it though....
Hello all, i come across the 2 interesting master degrees, one is the Master of Science in Chemical Sciences & Instrumentation (MSCSI) in NTU and the other is Master of Science in Chemical Engineering (Coursework). They both doing work in terms of chemically related but i do not get the difference other than that. Can someone help me??
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