Msc Software Engineering

Hi,
Just wondering if anyone has any experience of this course by doing it part time. I'm considering my options for next year after I finish my BSc. Just curious as to how it works being part time and attending week residentials. And do you get assigned to a college as it does say you have to go through matriculation?
Thanks

Reply 1

Dodioxon

The part time MSc ?

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University of Oxford

Oxford

Reply 2

laalNick

Original post by Dodioxon

The part time MSc ?

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Yup that's what I said :wink:

Reply 3

Dodioxon

Me too I am looking forward to enrol in this programme , I have submitted an application and they offered me a an interview which is not arranged yet , could someone share with us his interview experience ??

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Reply 4

JakartaTomcat

Any update on how you got on?

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laalNick

Original post by JakartaTomcat

Any update on how you got on?

My funding fell through from work :frown:

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JakartaTomcat

Original post by laalNick

My funding fell through from work :frown:

Doh! Sorry to hear that. I've got an interview coming up and just wondered what sort of grilling I'll get. I'm having to fund it myself alongside student loans (as you can get them for MSc courses now).

Reply 7

laalNick

Original post by JakartaTomcat

Wasn't just the part funding though but being able to get the time off work to go down there for the weeks placements. :frown:

Not enjoying work so much at the minute.

Hope your interview goes well though. Will you let me know how it went and what they asked etc just in case circumstances change....

Reply 8

F84.5

Original post by laalNick

Wasn't just the part funding though but being able to get the time off work to go down there for the weeks placements. :frown:

Not enjoying work so much at the minute.

Hope your interview goes well though. Will you let me know how it went and what they asked etc just in case circumstances change....

I've just passed the interview and start my first module in May. Painless experience, just chatted about my work experience and why I wanted to do the course - specifically which modules I wanted to do. Explained a lot about the course structure and funding requirements. No odd questions about boxes or frogs.