A Deeper Look At Mechanical Engineering Postgraduate Studies

Today’s generation is facing a big challenge when looking for a good job. While some years ago working was a common decision for most people after getting a degree, nowadays there is more competition on the working field and the unemployment rate seems to be growing everyday. Therefore, the path of getting a postgraduate degree could be a smarter choice. â€Å"Education offers people orientation and guidance in an increasingly complex world, education enables people to participate in and shape their social life and education is the key to employment and the basis of economic development† (UNESCO IBE). This essay will give a deeper look at Mechanical Engineering postgraduate studies, especially in two developed countries as Canada and Germany are. To make a fair comparison the biggest and most known university of each country was selected, thus in this case the contenders will be the University of Toronto and the Technical University of Munich. 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