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What is it like to have a computer science degree in an international country?

In the Fall of 2016, I will be studying in NYU Shanghai. I want to have a degree in computer science and am wondering what it's like to have a CS degree outside of the United States. What jobs are available that require a CS degree ? #computer-science #computer-engineering

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Ankur’s Answer

The most important thing is knowledge. Having a degree from best institution is just increase your chance to get the job. At the time of interview, they only wanted to check your problem solving skills. There are many solutions for one problem they will test how you are going to approach the question.

There are many jobs available in the market like Software Developer/ Engineer, System Engineer, Web Developer, Application Developer etc require computer science degree with 3.0 GPA.
Thank you comment icon I got my CS degree in Brazil before moving to the US. Honestly. I don't feel like there's a huge difference (except for a quick jumpstart when you have a degree from a good institution). There's a huge gap in the IT market and every company has a dev team today. A college degree and good programming skills will be more than enough to start. Good luck in Shanghai :) Frederico Hakamine
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Rebecca’s Answer

The undergraduate study gives you the opportunity to learn the fundamental knowledge of Computer Science and train your skills like analysis, problem solving, etc. I am glad to hear that your study is in China. You can take this opportunity to practice an additional language on the ground and develop the people network there too.

The question on your career prospect of studying CS is really subject to your interest and the opportunities available at that time. You can look for job opportunities in US or China after completing your undergraduate study. However, you can also consider other opportunities that you have interested on. Undergraduate study gives you the fundamental training on that subject area. But, it does not limit you to build your career on that subject only.

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Daniel’s Answer

Amy –
It’s great that you studied Computer Science in China!

As you’ve probably realized, computer programming languages are international and one can now work anywhere with the internet.

You may have also realized that different areas of the world may have different thinking processes to arrive at similar goals. This is experience that many others don’t achieve.

This study shows 2020 Computer Science Jobs – Career Benefits & Disadvantages to help in the decision of Computer Science career paths.
https://www.mastersportal.com/articles/2751/highest-paying-computer-science-jobs-in-2020-career-benefits-and-disadvantages.html

There is also information on obtaining a CS Masters Degree internationally or remotely.
https://www.mastersportal.com/search/masters-degrees/computer-science-it/#q=di-24|lv-master?

We’d all like to know how you started your career. Good Luck!
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