What is the difference between English and Scottish universities?
In Scotland, degrees are four years and in England, three years. Why is that?
Original post by Desertanium
In Scotland, degrees are four years and in England, three years. Why is that?
Because of the different pre-university education systems.
Scottish education is more broad, some Unis allow you to study three subjects through second year.
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