[Venomilys]

what Hakz said. It might not be the most glamorous maths dept in the UK (though, still quite good), but you have the UCL brand name to back you up.

[Ivanka]

You should choose your future educational institution according to your preferences. If you don't like living on campus, there's no point going to Warwick as you'd struggle there for 3-4 years (I don't know how long it takes there).

I have no clue about maths at UCL, I'd say it's decent albeit definitely not in the same league as ICL, Warwick or Oxbridge. However, you shouldn't presume that UCL's an automatic ticket to a great job, even graduates with prestigious unis are turned down nowadays as the market is so competitive.

[coffee-spoons]

I'm at UCL studying Politics currently. Humm, Its a tough one.
On the one hand, UCL is better regarded- In terms of UK and World League tables. However, War studies at Kings is renowned as being the best in the country.
UCL is great and i'm sure Kings is too. Both are in the centre of London and are amazing uni's.

[COJL]

Thanks for all the comments.
Is there anyone who is currently studying in UCL?
How is the course?
and anyone knows about the maths and stats course?
thz

[COJL]

(Original post by Ivanka)
You should choose your future educational institution according to your preferences. If you don't like living on campus, there's no point going to Warwick as you'd struggle there for 3-4 years (I don't know how long it takes there).

I have no clue about maths at UCL, I'd say it's decent albeit definitely not in the same league as ICL, Warwick or Oxbridge. However, you shouldn't presume that UCL's an automatic ticket to a great job, even graduates with prestigious unis are turned down nowadays as the market is so competitive.

I think I actually want to choose UCL over Warwick but this scare me http://www.ucl.ac.uk/maps-faculty/ab...ew/Mathsreport

Is there any who is currently studying maths in UCL now!? HELPPPPP
wana now more about how is your life studying maths in UCL~~~!!!

[lse2912]

how is the maths with econ course at ucl
especially in the case of wanting to land an IB for internships, graduate job

[*Hakz*]

(Original post by lse2912)
how is the maths with econ course at ucl
especially in the case of wanting to land an IB for internships, graduate job

You have nothing to worry about that

[xuan26]

Hey may i ask you a few questions? how did you apply for the foundation course in UCL? Using O lvl results? i heard from the agent that they do not accept o lvl students, is that ture? Im doing my o lvl this year and thinking about studying in UK next year....

[Noodlzzz]

I've seen a lot of threads asking which is better for their course or just general indecision and most go unanswered so I've decided to make a specific thread for such questions to make them easier to be answered

[chignesh10]

UCL chemistry or Imperial chemistry?

[Lantentine]

UCL Neuroscience vs Bristol Neuroscience...? Choices choices....

[Noodlzzz]

(Original post by Lantentine)
UCL Neuroscience vs Bristol Neuroscience...? Choices choices....

UCL is the best in Europe for neuroscience.

[justj0sh]

I've sorta decided what I wanted but I'm posting to see if anyone manages to sway my opinion before I make the confirmation. Basically, I'm interested in the four areas of Philosophy, Politics, Economics and Law. I've decided I would choose the KCL course simply because it covers 3 out of the 4 areas I am actually interested in. After which I would head on to do a MSc Economics at maybe LSE (1 year diploma + 1 year MSc).. The alternative was Philosophy&E at UCL followed by P/G entry Law at maybe Oxford or a JD and then a MA in Politics.

Are there any objections based on any of the following reasons?
1. Ability to complete all four areas in a shorter time frame with the UCL offer
2. Better challenge academically for UCL?
3. Reputation of school and career prospects?
4. Chance at investment banking - everyone wants a shot at this, I just want to get the most out of what I have (not sure how banks will handle applicants which only have a MSc and not a BSc)

[Anva]

I have an offer from UCL MSc Economics with full tuition scholarship (without living expenses) and I am also pre-selected for the interview of College of Europe's European Economic Studies (full scholarship in case if I am successful). My career goal is to get into a top PhD program and find employment at international organizations such as World Bank, IMF, European Union or OECD. Would you please help me to compare these two programs? My preference is UCL but I know that College of Europe also has a high reputation. Also, does anyone know what questions are asked on the interview of European Economic Studies?

Thank you in advance

[Noodlzzz]

(Original post by Anva)
I have an offer from UCL MSc Economics with full tuition scholarship (without living expenses) and I am also pre-selected for the interview of College of Europe's European Economic Studies (full scholarship in case if I am successful). My career goal is to get into a top PhD program and find employment at international organizations such as World Bank, IMF, European Union or OECD. Would you please help me to compare these two programs? My preference is UCL but I know that College of Europe also has a high reputation. Also, does anyone know what questions are asked on the interview of European Economic Studies?

Thank you in advance

Unfortunately interview question discussion isn't allowed for obvious reasons of getting an upper hand!