Is an Online Masters in Automation and Control Engineering Right for You?

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Several users are seeking recommendations for online Master's programs in Automation and Control Engineering, specifically in Norway or Australia. Open Universities Australia is suggested as a potential resource for postgraduate engineering courses. However, there is a consensus that online degrees may not hold the same value as traditional campus-based degrees due to practical considerations, which could affect job prospects and employer perceptions. Caution is advised when choosing an online program, as the credibility of the degree may vary.
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Please pals can anyone help me with an online school where I can do Masters in automation and control engineering. Particularly in Norway or Australia.
 
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Open universities Australia: http://www.open.edu.au/search-results?q=engineering#resultType=COURSE&levelOfStudy=POSTGRADUATE

In general though, a online degree isn't going to be viewed as favourably as a campus based degree, just for practical reasons, so be wary.
 

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