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8 years agoScholar-Level 18
1. Both are Science courses that have duration of two years.
2. The prerequisites for a MS is the same as for a M. Eng, except that the requirements for a M. Eng are stricter. That means that you will have to take Science courses as your major in your tertiary education. Plus, you must pass an exam in order to take this course.
3. The outcome and the job opportunities also differ, with a M. Eng post-graduation focusing more on the application aspect of Science. Regards.
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M.E Civil (with specialisation in Infrastructure Engineering and Management)
M.E Civil (with specialisation in Structural engineering. )
M.E Civil (with specialisation in Transportation Engineering)
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