Should You get a Masters or PhD in Engineering?

Had a very cool talk with a very cool prof at my university, might fail his course though lol. Wanted to make this video because I felt there was a lot of good information in it. Subscribe for more! Let me know if you have any questions in the comments :)
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~Timestamps~
0:00 Intro
0:45 What is the best way to get into a Master's or PhD program?
1:48 Do you need prior research experience?
3:03 Course based vs. Thesis based Masters
4:06 Course based International Student hack
4:50 It's twice as hard if you are international.
5:32 Master's entrance requirements
6:11 Engineering Masters vs. PhD Thesis
7:14 Can your Masters be in a different field from undergrad?
8:04 Can my Master's and PhD be different
8:24 Should I do a Masters right after undergrad?
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[@hasantahir4338]

thankyou for all the info :)

[@danielcid5811]

Thanks for the video!

[@ayvenray1427]

Good information thanks!

[@ciemo87]

This is helpful and interesting , keep doing it, thanks ❤❤❤

[@josejavier3480]

Thanks Oliver, happy holidays!

[@dinosaurdude5668]

I did Thesis based in Mech. Eng. In USA. The school paid for everything.
It helps in jobs only a little, and doesn’t reflect in pay from my experience. So get masters as a way to distinguish yourself.

[@plankalkulcompiler9468]

So its just a title.

[@krishanmandal7984]

Sir can I study PhD in mechanical engineering from structural engineering background?

[@b.o.p.6955]

First

[@WindyHeavy]

how to get accepted into a masters / phd program:
step 1: leverage nepotism

[@eoubre6030]

Awesome video that was helpful! (Quick note that not all engineers are straight men or lesbians.)