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Original post by JK.
Didn't even get as far as looking at individual colleges - it was kinda unclear what they offered in terms of the course, the site says you can take joint honours but there was no option for that on UCAS, all things considered I wouldn't have applied anyway.
- That is how you apply for joint Maths/Econ (or any joint not explicitly put as a separate code at Durham tbh)Original post by Stricof
Eh, I thought you just apply for a course called 'combined honours' for Durham on UCAS - That is how you apply for joint Maths/Econ (or any joint not explicitly put as a separate code at Durham tbh)
- That is how you apply for joint Maths/Econ (or any joint not explicitly put as a separate code at Durham tbh)Ah right, never looked into it properly, tbh, just noticed it didn't pop up as something more explicit when scanning for courses there.
What are you doing, uni wise?
Original post by Stalin
Incidentally, I almost applied to Durham too but didn't in the end because its IR department opened up a mere two years ago. Also, I cba eating school dinners for the first year.
Where did his royal pompus apply for then?
Original post by JK.
Ah right, never looked into it properly, tbh, just noticed it didn't pop up as something more explicit when scanning for courses there.
What are you doing, uni wise?
What are you doing, uni wise?
Tells you the code and combinations etc. Good luck
Original post by Stricof
LOLOL
Where did his royal pompus apply for then?
Where did his royal pompus apply for then?
Birmingham, Edinburgh, Leeds, Manchester and St Andrews. Got my Hull safety sorted out, so it's all good.
Where and what are you even doing, Mr MI6 ****ing secret agent.
Original post by Stalin
Birmingham, Edinburgh, Leeds, Manchester and St Andrews. Got my Hull safety sorted out, so it's all good.
Where and what are you even doing, Mr MI6 ****ing secret agent.
Birmingham, Edinburgh, Leeds, Manchester and St Andrews. Got my Hull safety sorted out, so it's all good.
Where and what are you even doing, Mr MI6 ****ing secret agent.
That's nowhere near London.
Original post by Stalin
Birmingham, Edinburgh, Leeds, Manchester and St Andrews. Got my Hull safety sorted out, so it's all good.
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Birmingham, Edinburgh, Leeds, Manchester and St Andrews. Got my Hull safety sorted out, so it's all good.
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I expected you to be applying for SPS/PPS with your level of cockiness.
(edited 13 years ago)
Original post by win2kpro
That's nowhere near London.
Thank ****.
Original post by win2kpro
That's nowhere near London.
Birmingham's not that far. And **** London, it's too expensive.
Original post by Stricof
No Cambridge? GTFO you inferior swine.
I expected you to be applying for SPS/PPS with your level of cockiness.
I expected you to be applying for SPS/PPS with your level of cockiness.
Cambridge don't like my sort and I couldn't care less about politics or sociology. IR all day, baby.
What are you studying?
See above for London.
Original post by Stalin
Cambridge don't like my sort and I couldn't care less about politics or sociology. IR all day, baby.
What are you studying?
See above for London.
What are you studying?
See above for London.
Seeing IR draws from politics and sociology - and is a branch of political science as a subject.....You've hit an oxymoron. Twit
And you can specialise in IR after Part I in the first year 
History. With the optional unit being Mathematics
I shall come out of my degree with minor proficiencies in reading, writing and counting 
(edited 13 years ago)
Original post by Stricof
You'd be surprised...
Seeing IR draws from politics and sociology - and is a branch of political science as a subject.....You've hit an oxymoron. Twit And you can specialise in IR after Part I in the first year
History. With the optional unit being Mathematics I shall come out of my degree with minor proficiencies in reading, writing and counting
Seeing IR draws from politics and sociology - and is a branch of political science as a subject.....You've hit an oxymoron. Twit
And you can specialise in IR after Part I in the first year History. With the optional unit being Mathematics
I shall come out of my degree with minor proficiencies in reading, writing and counting Indeed, it draws from many subjects such as business, economics, law etc, however, there's a fundamental difference between it and politics. IR, for the most part, is the relation between states, and mainly covers global issues and foreign affairs. Politics on the other hand, relates mainly on domestic policies, and I couldn't care less about domestic policies. I'm not interested in politics at all, not unless its on an international scale, but that becomes foreign affairs and thus, IR.
Impressive; managed to avoid colouring outside the lines yet?
Original post by Stricof
History. With the optional unit being Mathematics I shall come out of my degree with minor proficiencies in reading, writing and counting
History. With the optional unit being Mathematics
I shall come out of my degree with minor proficiencies in reading, writing and counting Are you actually at uni now, ffs? I swear people have asked you some variation of this question about a hundred times and you've either not said anything or given a really vague answer that could actually mean yes or no.
Stricof's a secret agent, there's no other answer.
Original post by JessicaW
What has the world done to deserve this burst of love?
It probably doesn't deserve it, but I had a **** night and I'm not downtrodden
Original post by JessicaW
Are you actually at uni now, ffs? I swear people have asked you some variation of this question about a hundred times and you've either not said anything or given a really vague answer that could actually mean yes or no.
I can kinda explain further in a text or something if you want. But meh.
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Original post by Stalin
Impressive; managed to avoid colouring outside the lines yet?
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