Studying in the UK V2
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 Aug 24 2010, 10:10 PM
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All Stars
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the ts is still very much in this forum......
this thread is only active during the months leading to september, as people gets ready to start their studies in uk......at other times, it is dead slow.... the australia is much more active partly because there are more students there, and partly because they have 2 intakes a year.......... |
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Dec 15 2011, 11:48 PM
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QUOTE(LAZZIBaoY @ Dec 15 2011, 08:31 PM) Hope to get some feedback here, you have used an old thread.....the v3 is linked above by canopy.....I am planning to equip myself with a MSc in Management. Do anyone here had been to UK and graduated with a MSc in Management. As I have checked with first page on forums discussing Business Universities in the UK. The most common few are LSE, Cass Business School, Imperial, Warwick, King's and pretty much the rest. But I narrowed it down to Aston Business School (MSc in IB) and Brunel University (MSc in Management). These are not the highest ranked Unis' but I am looking at all respective points (price, course strutter, living expenses etc). Those highly ranked Unis do cost more but are recognized worldwide but could be hard to graduate from those top tier groups let alone they are in London (expensive I think). Could anyone gives me a heads up here? Ya, I just graduated from Monash with GPA 2.8 for my honors degree.  |
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