King's College London
London
Kings vs Warwick Business Management (undergraduate)
Hi Guys,
Ive recently received offers from Kings college London and Warwick to study Business at undergraduate level and I was wondering if anyone had any experience on these universities to give me their opinion on which do they think would be the better choice?
Thanks!
Ive recently received offers from Kings college London and Warwick to study Business at undergraduate level and I was wondering if anyone had any experience on these universities to give me their opinion on which do they think would be the better choice?
Thanks!
Original post by gerrardcoutinho
Hi Guys,
Ive recently received offers from Kings college London and Warwick to study Business at undergraduate level and I was wondering if anyone had any experience on these universities to give me their opinion on which do they think would be the better choice?
Thanks!
Ive recently received offers from Kings college London and Warwick to study Business at undergraduate level and I was wondering if anyone had any experience on these universities to give me their opinion on which do they think would be the better choice?
Thanks!
Tough choice.
Don't think there will be much to choose between them in terms of course content, or on reputation. I think it will go down to whether you would like to study in London with the city atmosphere or in Warwick with a campus feel.
King's College London
London
Hi,
I'm the subject ambassador for the BSc Business Management at King's College London. While I can't speak for the Warwick programme, I can say that I've really enjoyed my two and a half years (so far) at King's. I like that you meet people from all different courses and the course itself is really interesting. You've probably read about the course structure online but basically the first year is all core modules that give you a quite wide range of subjects. As you continue, you have more and more option modules as well to specialise more. Another difference is that for this course the dissertation isn't core (at least it isn't now), which means that we choose whether we want to follow that route. Because less of us are doing dissertations, we can choose our advisors and they don't have many students they mentor.
In terms of living in London, it will be more expensive than in other places but London also has a lot of opportunities that other places don't have, such as internship opportunities and part time jobs.
In the end, it's obviously up to you but if you have any further questions about the King's programme, you can always pm me, as the subject ambassador, and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
Hope you like wherever you end up!
I'm the subject ambassador for the BSc Business Management at King's College London. While I can't speak for the Warwick programme, I can say that I've really enjoyed my two and a half years (so far) at King's. I like that you meet people from all different courses and the course itself is really interesting. You've probably read about the course structure online but basically the first year is all core modules that give you a quite wide range of subjects. As you continue, you have more and more option modules as well to specialise more. Another difference is that for this course the dissertation isn't core (at least it isn't now), which means that we choose whether we want to follow that route. Because less of us are doing dissertations, we can choose our advisors and they don't have many students they mentor.
In terms of living in London, it will be more expensive than in other places but London also has a lot of opportunities that other places don't have, such as internship opportunities and part time jobs.
In the end, it's obviously up to you but if you have any further questions about the King's programme, you can always pm me, as the subject ambassador, and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
Hope you like wherever you end up!
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