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Girish Hampali@shylabanu
Jun 30, 2004 01:27 PM, 7196 Views
(Updated Jun 30, 2004)
Specialization: General tricks

PS: This article should help you to know specialization in totality. If you have specific requirement of selection among available courses or finding info for your specific queries. This article is not useful. If you have are planning for engineering streams. Do talk to me via e-mail. I hope I can be of much help.


Type the word ?Specialization? in Microsoft word, select it and then press ?SHIFT-F7?. You will get a synonyms list for this word and they are Area, Occupation, Field, Interest and Specialty. Before you choose specialization or rather think of it, write down these key words on a paper. Give a deep thought to each of these individual words and then start thinking about the choice.


Specialization helps you to sharpen your skills. Whereas an undergraduate major is a broad introduction to a given field, graduate school is very narrow and specialized. For example, grad school in psychology requires choosing a specialization such as experimental, clinical, counseling, developmental, social, or biological psychology. Decide early because your choice determines the programs to which you’ll apply.


Consider your interests. What courses did you especially like? On what topics have you written papers? Seek advice from professors about the differences among the various specialties in a given field. Inquire about existing employment opportunities for each specialization.


People who prepare specialization believe that, ’’Gone are the days when there was only one certification path to choose from that depended on the network platform or operating system your organization selected, ’’ writes Mosher. You need to understand your role and the responsibilities associated with that role. Otherwise, you will inevitably select a topic that is unrelated to your job.


Remember while you specialize that, ’’Cheaper isn’t always better when it comes to choosing a learning approach.’’ It’s an investment that can help you get on with your career quickly. Should be generally completed in one year of full-time study. Because of its highly technical focus, it?s an investment that complements the rest of your portfolio.

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