I want to know what are the differences between BSc( bachelor's of

[evra]

i want to know what are the differences between BSc( bachelor's of science), BTech( bachelor's of technology) and BEng(bachelor's of Engineering)..? this thing is disturbing me a lot.. please help. and which one is the best?

 

[Clever-Name]

For a BSc you're studying science, i.e. Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Psychology (Science perspective), Math (BA at some schools), etc. etc.

BTech you're studying pretty much the same as a BSc program but with a more applied approach to things so that you're more career and work-force prepared rather than just pure knowledge based.

BEng you're studying engineering of course, so: Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Chemical Engineering, etc. etc.

If you want to know specifics just look at the schools you're interested in and see what they offer.

 

[evra]

is this the way all universities term it or it is a world wide stuff??

 

[Clever-Name]

I have no idea, where are you from? What Universities are you applying to?

 

[cjl]

At most schools I am aware of, the engineering degrees are BS (bachelor of science), rather than some kind of separate BEng. I'm not really sure what the difference would be though.

 

[evra]

i think there are differences but i don't really know.. so help me out..

 

[Clever-Name]

Ok well since I have no idea what Universities you're applying to in what countries I can't really answer the question for you since you haven't told me.

Look at the webpages for the universities you're interested in. I'm sure they have the information there somewhere.

 

[evra]

I am tudying at a french ystem (Université Hassan Premier in Morocco). the programme i am doing is called "LICENCE SCIENCE ET TECHNIQUE EN GENIE ELECTRIQUE).

 

[Clever-Name]

It's hard to find any concrete information about the Morocco education system. From what I can tell it's very unique and they have their own system specific to what you're studying (based on what faculty you're studying in). It's equivalence to global degree programs (i.e. a Bachelor of Science from North America or a Bachelor of Engineering) will depend on the types of courses you take. If you receive a BTech from your school it might be equivalent to a BSc from a north american school. I can only assume that it's equivalence will be based on what your transcript says.