MSc in Computing: at Aberdeen: Help Required

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    1 25-06-2012  11:29
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    MSc in Computing: at Aberdeen: Help Required
    Hello All

    I hope anybody can help me with advice on this.

    I am keen to pursue MSc in Computing and am based in Aberdeen. Thus the two options I have are to study at University of Aberdeen or Robert Gordon University.

    Can anybody please advise which will be the better option and what are the advantanges and disadvantages for each of my choice?

    Hope to have some sound feedback on this.

    Many Thanks in advance.

    Best Regards
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    2 25-06-2012  15:14
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    Re: MSc in Computing: at Aberdeen: Help Required
    Can you please help me with any advise and guidance .

    Many Thanks
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