Bristol vs. Queen Mary for MSc in Computer Science (conversion)

Hey guys!

I've been accepted to Bristol and Queen Mary for their Computer Science (MSc) & Computing and Information Systems MSc programmes respectively. These are both conversion programmes.

I come from a business undergrad and I aspire to work in product management so I'm slightly more inclined to choose Bristol's programme due to its focus on software development. On the other hand, Queen mary is located in London (where I'd like to move to after graduating) which will give me access to greater job opportunities.

In any case, both courses are still very similar and I'm finding it hard to gauge which one might be seen as "better" by employers.

Any help with this is much appreciated!!

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Yammynoob

Both are highly regarded universities so if I were in your position I would, seeing as the courses are similar, rate what area would I like to be in for the duration of my course. London can be expensive but it does hold better job opportunities.
I wish you the best of luck! :smile:

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