Original post by MartPhys
I will be graduating with an integrated master's in physics and I am considering applying for an MSc . My degree is an undergrad course and I'm wondering if, even though it is a master's in name, I would be eligible for postgrad finance?
Hello, I think the Postgraduate Funding is for a full master degree, requiring a thesis in the end. To clear your doubt, email (email does the magic), email the postgraduate finance office and detail your concern. I am sure they'll update you with the latest information.
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