Can someone with a masters degree in Telecommunication from Ryerson University in toronto canada find a job?

Ryerson University, Toronto Canada, MASc, Telecommunication, considering the fact that Ryerson is the worst school in technical fields in probably the whole north america, do you think an EE ryerson graduate can actually get a decent job in that field and be competitive with graduates of other Universities such as U of T and Waterloo? please come up with a wise answer , NO BS PLEaSE

Companies only look at the university reputation if all the other components of your resume are inadequate. Regardless of the university you go to, the networks you make while at university within the faculty are extremely important, and if you haven't made any connections that alone will make your job search especially difficult.

The economy, especially in Toronto area, is quite poor at the moment, wages have been stagnant over the past decade yet the cost of living has increased significantly. You will definitely have more areas of opportunity to excel, and better wages, if you consider relocating to Alberta. It's not only the oil sector booming, but feeder industries as well including telecommunication. consider submitting your resume directly to Telus (the leading telecom company) through fax with a cover letter, they are a booming company which is directly capitalizing on the significant growth throughout the province. With an MASc, you'll at least be able to get an entry level management position. Source(s): http://www.telus.com
Almost all of my relatives have relocated to Alberta, each of them is making twice if not three times the yearly income they made in Ontario, they are also constantly being offered jobs by competing companies.

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Years ago, Ryerson was known as a High School, with ashtrays. They have managed to improve their image somewhat over the years.

As for MASc, Telecom....learn how to say, "Would you like fries with that?" It will most likely come in handy when you get out of school.