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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
MRes in Management course at the University of Lancashire is a 1 year long course. While studying this course, students can benefit from the associate membership of iROWE. Via this membership, students can access the cutting edge leadership research and connect with business leaders.
For admission to UCLAN University UK Mres in Management course, Indian students should have a 58% in Bachelor's degree or 55% in Master's degree.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
Attending the Uni of Edinburgh as a working-class student is generally not challenging. The university welcomes students from all backgrounds and incidents of classism are rare. Students can find help at:
- The Advice Place - Offer professional, confidential support and guidance
- Report+ Support - Dedicated platform to report discrimination or seek advice anonymously
- Ambedkarite Society of Edinburgh - Recognized student group that addresses caste discrimination, offers safe discussion spaces, and equity campaigns
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
The University of Edinburgh is an excellent option for Indian students looking for:
- Academic prestige (Russell Group University)
- Computer Science, Law, Arts & Humanities, and Biological Sciences
- Better graduate employment rate (91% for the MBA Class of 2023 compared to Heriot Watt's 84%)
Heriot Watt is better for students interested in:
- More affordable studies (between INR 24.2 Lakhs and INR 34.9 Lakhs compared to Uni Edinburgh's average tuition costs INR 33.3 Lakhs-INR 61.9 Lakhs)
- Engineering, Business, Construction, Design, and Actuarial Science
- Quieter and more peaceful campus vibe
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, on-campus housing is guaranteed for Indian students at the Liverpool Uni, provided they meet the conditions below:
- Are an UG student
- Chose Liverpool Uni as your first choice
- Accepted either an Unconditional Firm offer (UF) or a Conditional Firm offer (CF), or you are a PG student holding an offer
- Apply for housing before July 31
Note - The accommodation gurantee only applies to students entering the Sept intake. The university helps find suitable housing for students entering the Jan intake, but does not guranteed on-campus housing.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, Mahatama Gandhi attended The City Law School, which is part City, University of London. He studied there to become a barrister.
Gandhi trained as a barrister and passed his bar exams at the Inner Temple, which is now affiliated with The City Law School.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, Mahatama Gandhi attended The City Law School, which is part City, University of London. He studied there to become a barrister.
Gandhi trained as a barrister and passed his bar exams at the Inner Temple, which is now affiliated with The City Law School.
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
The Imperial College London placement rate is around 92% within three months of graduation. As per the latest placement report, Indian students got an average of up to GBP 68.6K (INR 87.18L).
These students work in top sectors like -
- Business Development
- Engineering
- Research
- Education
- Operations
- Finance
- Information Technology
- Healthcare Services
(GBP 1 = INR 127.09)
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, it is hard to get into Imperial College London as the acceptance rate is only 25.1%. It is ranked really well and among the top 5 in the world.
For competitive programs like Medicine and Engineering, the acceptance rate can drop to 13%.
One advantage that Indians can get here is that Imperial does not rely heavily on extracurriculars like sports or volunteer work, unlike the top US universities in the world.
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, it is hard to get into Imperial College London as the acceptance rate is only 25.1%. It is ranked really well and among the top 5 in the world.
For competitive programs like Medicine and Engineering, the acceptance rate can drop to 13%.
One advantage that Indians can get here is that Imperial does not rely heavily on extracurriculars like sports or volunteer work, unlike the top US universities in the world.
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
An MSc Management in Data Analytics at BPP University can be highly worth it for Indian students for the following reasons:
- 95% graduates employed in highly-skilled occupation 15 months after graduating
- Easy access to internships and full-time roles at companies like Deloitte, KPMG, Microsoft UK, and IBM
- 18-month pathway Professional Development Planning (PDP) module with work placements and global job market training
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