Which course is better for an architect, advanced construction management or real estate and urban infrastructure management or urban planning. Please ignore personal inclinations for a moment, just in terms of work and knowledge application.
Non Sequitur
Sep 4, 15 6:46 am
Construction. Everything else is just to fluff up your resume.
Juggling skills help too.
Non Sequitur
Sep 4, 15 6:46 am
Construction. Everything else is just to fluff up your resume.
Juggling skills help too.
Non Sequitur
Sep 4, 15 6:47 am
Yay, double post phone fail!
awaiting_deletion
Sep 4, 15 8:21 am
construction unless you wanted to go into public service or developing
Zaina
Sep 4, 15 8:28 am
I am not in a position that authorize me to advice, but I personally would go to the real estate and urban infrastructure management although in the "construction" you'd make more money.
Good_Knight
Sep 4, 15 2:56 pm
Answer depends on what sort of architecture is being pursued or what kind of architect one wants to be.
Need more information.
Josh Mings
Sep 6, 15 8:08 pm
Construction management, unless you see yourself doing master/urban planning along with architecture in the future.
gruen
Sep 6, 15 8:10 pm
Alway w the fishing you can become master of baiting
Which course is better for an architect, advanced construction management or real estate and urban infrastructure management or urban planning. Please ignore personal inclinations for a moment, just in terms of work and knowledge application.
Construction. Everything else is just to fluff up your resume.
Juggling skills help too.
Construction. Everything else is just to fluff up your resume.
Juggling skills help too.
Yay, double post phone fail!
construction unless you wanted to go into public service or developing
I am not in a position that authorize me to advice, but I personally would go to the real estate and urban infrastructure management although in the "construction" you'd make more money.
Answer depends on what sort of architecture is being pursued or what kind of architect one wants to be.
Need more information.
Construction management, unless you see yourself doing master/urban planning along with architecture in the future.
Alway w the fishing you can become master of baiting