Nikola Milivojevic

[nikolica]

Hi, my name is Nikola Milivojevic and I'm Ph.D. student at the

Chicago's Illinois Institute of Technology. I'm working in a

Laboratory of Power Electronics and Renewable Energy.

International Academic Center helped me a lot to with

TOEFL and GRE exams which were obligations in order to

start my Ph.D. studies here at IIT.

If anyone has a question, please do not hesitate to ask,

I'll do my best to help.

Nikola

[D and D]

Hi, my name is Nikola Milivojevic and I'm Ph.D. student at the

Chicago's Illinois Institute of Technology. I'm working in a

Laboratory of Power Electronics and Renewable Energy.

International Academic Center helped me a lot to with

TOEFL and GRE exams which were obligations in order to

start my Ph.D. studies here at IIT.

If anyone has a question, please do not hesitate to ask,

I'll do my best to help.

Nikola

Cao Nikola,

Mene zanimaju Phd u Americi. Kombinacija masinstva i menadzmenta. Nesto tipa project management, industrijsko inzinjerstvo. Zanima me da li znas da mi kazes neke fakultete koji se bave pomenutim oblastima. Takodje jer mozes da mi kazes koliko su doktorske studije prakticne i da li mozes posle toga da se zaposlis? I da, jer priznaju nase faxove kao master?

Unapred hvala

Dimitrije

P.S. Mozda sam zvucao nejasno, ali tek od skora sam u potpunosti odlucio da krenem na doktorske.

[elz]

Cao Nikola,

Mene zanimaju Phd u Americi. Kombinacija masinstva i menadzmenta. Nesto tipa project management, industrijsko inzinjerstvo. Zanima me da li znas da mi kazes neke fakultete koji se bave pomenutim oblastima. Takodje jer mozes da mi kazes koliko su doktorske studije prakticne i da li mozes posle toga da se zaposlis? I da, jer priznaju nase faxove kao master?

Unapred hvala

Dimitrije

P.S. Mozda sam zvucao nejasno, ali tek od skora sam u potpunosti odlucio da krenem na doktorske.

Dear D and D,

These are answers that require extensive research and I am not sure that Nikola is in a position - considering the extent of his responsibilities to get so heavily involved, so allow me to give you some guidelines. First of all, have you been to graduate advising at our center. If not, you should call our office to place your name on the list for the next session. There is a great deal of information to help you get the big picture of the process.

Next, finding a program that fits your needs requires some research. Our library has the six volume Peterson's Guide series. I believe that the guide is more extensive and informative than the websearch. It describes programs in detail and most likely you will be able to develop a list of departments that specialize in programs that combine the expertise of engineering with that of management.

In terms of the view of your diploma, since the American higher education system is highly decentralized, each department will examine the course of your study and determine where you diploma will fit. Bear in mind that most engineering programs in the United States are professional degree programs that take five years to complete.

I hope this helps you get started. Graduate group advising is probably your best option to get started. Also the reference material in the library will guide you through the career options available to you. Research is key to learning about all the programs out there and career opportunities. We try to help you learn where to access the best information in the most efficient way possible. Hope this helps.