LSE MSc Psychology of Economic Life vs UCL MSc Cognitive and Decision Sciences

Hi everybody,

I am having a really difficult time choosing between these programmes and would love some insight about it.
On one hand, the LSE programme is great in relation to policy, psychology in business and it is more selective. On the other hand, the UCL programme has more STEM and quantitative methodology courses that may open doors to more start-ups for example.

Any opinions, insights and tips are appreciated!

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Anonymous #1

LSE! Except for if you're generally more interested in stem stuf.. lse is very applied, amazing psych department and the name itself will also help you with startups

London School of Economics

London

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