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Is a university of London postgrad degree more highly regarded in the us/canada compared to other unis in the UK, lets say U of Nottingham , U of Birmingham etc?
am not sure if am right on these but doing a degree in bigger towns like london seems to be more favoured by the general public of north america.
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ps. lets leave oxbridge on one side
am not sure if am right on these but doing a degree in bigger towns like london seems to be more favoured by the general public of north america.
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lorrybeep
how about soas , royal holloway?
and are nottingham and birmingham heard of over there?
and are nottingham and birmingham heard of over there?
Professors at top US unis do have undergraduate degrees from Notts, B'ham, etc, but they tend to have top US/UK for PhD. In terms of job prospects, the name recognition of "London" probably helps, but LSE & UCL are recognized by college students, etc, Goldsmiths, etc, aren't. But you shouldn't just pick a university on reputation..(though, I need to repeat that to myself
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