King's College - Henley Management School

I did my undergrad at Kings, and did an MBA recently at Henley Business School. I have sent a private message to the thread starter here about the shocking staff and their behaviour at Henley usiness school. The place is in a mess, and I cannot say publicly just some of the horrendous antics Henley Management College were involved in. Including illegal suspension of students, tampering with marks to ensure people who passed were told they had failed, failure to account for fees resulting in people being wrongfully suspended. All of which has lead to a complete reorganisation of the School, folowing Readinf University staff being put in charge. In one year the Dean od the School was "removed" from office, as was the Head of the School, one Professor, 1 Programme Manager, several so called lecturers. The standard of academics is shocking to the point of it being laughable! Rest assured KCL and Henley business school are like night and day! KCL has a small business school by comparison to Henley, but is the better for it. It is run by proper academics , at one of the three most prestigious Universities in the UK,Oxfored, Cambridge, and London. The only good thing about Reading/Henley is the rather green nice campus. Whilst Reading Uni have rerganised the Business School, it has a long way to go, the transition will be slow and painful. If you want to know about some of the schocking foul play by academics their private me and I will tell you all. I found this out as I made a freedom of information rewuest. I hope this helps!?

What is it with you and the "Golden Triangle"? Overall Warwick is a better university than KCL. That's not to say KCL is necessarily bad, just that Warwick is better, regardless of whatever triangle KCL is a member of. I don't think he's jealous of not going to what is comfortably the least of the universities in the GT anyway, and only included because it's in London, especially since Warwick is one of the top universities in the UK.


That's simply wrong. 750,000 items does not a large library make. Cambridge has well over 8 million, Oxford at least as much. Warwick has 1.2 million, as does Reading. Note that all these figures are from the wiki you love so much. Before you make random claims, at least have some support for them. Do you have any support for your claim that it is the most expensive campus in London? Or that this makes it a good university?

For the OP: KCL probably has a marginally better overall undergrad reputation, however HBS is an actual business school, as well as being well known as such.

Why are you guys even arguing with a pillock whose studying at Harvard Summer School? The fact he's going to a summer school shows what a dimwit he is...

You probably couldn't afford it you jealous tw*t.

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What is it with you and the "Golden Triangle"? Overall Warwick is a better university than KCL. That's not to say KCL is necessarily bad, just that Warwick is better, regardless of whatever triangle KCL is a member of. I don't think he's jealous of not going to what is comfortably the least of the universities in the GT anyway, and only included because it's in London, especially since Warwick is one of the top universities in the UK.


That's simply wrong. 750,000 items does not a large library make. Cambridge has well over 8 million, Oxford at least as much. Warwick has 1.2 million, as does Reading. Note that all these figures are from the wiki you love so much. Before you make random claims, at least have some support for them. Do you have any support for your claim that it is the most expensive campus in London? Or that this makes it a good university?


For the OP: KCL probably has a marginally better overall undergrad reputation, however HBS is an actual business school, as well as being well known as such.

Yeh the official "end" date was last October , and then I came here to do the LLM, just got dissertation to do now by October!

http://www.summer.harvard.edu/courses/econ.jsp

The details for all the Economic courses are on that page. You initially apply with a personal statement, something like a UCAS PS. Courses are highly selective so most of them have further tests or exams should they like your Personal Essay. My course had an Economic Proficiency exam.

In total it adds up to about £6000 pounds for those few weeks excluding travel and provided you live on campus. 4 credit courses are a grand cheaper. Here are the full details of that http://www.summer.harvard.edu/register/financial/

Ah cool, thanks. So was your Economic Proficiency exam online?

"Courses are highly selective" LMAO! Someone clearly fell for the marketing...

Your name has the word Economist in it. I can understand why you are jealous about me doing an Economics course at Harvard since its the best in the world for that. And its not for dimwits. Its for undergraduates and postgraduates who want extra credits and skip years at university. It's an American thing. You won't understand.

Wait, so the credits thing only applies to American uni's? So why are you doing it, especially because it's unrelated to your undergrad degree? For the experience?

Lol, you're not serious are you? You can't skip "years" of your undergraduate degree by taking some stupid summer school courses. You're honestly pretty darn thick.

LSE, Warwick and Oxbridge are the best for Undergraduate Management.

I'm on an exchange so I don't really care

true.

what ur ex student

I agree on national scale that warwick is better univerites but on international scale Warwick doesn't perform as highly as KCL. Which if you look at all international tables it is shown.

However most people on tsr think they know best