Thank you for your opinion ☺️
King's College does nursing and it's probably the most prestigious/well-known out of the London universities that offer this course they are ranked 10th on QS Ranking for Nursing (2023). Although, I can't imagine stuff like South Bank, City etc being too bad- you're bound to get some very good formal training (and a god-complex lol) wherever you go.
Actually I was looking fr choosing an university from east part of london.
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Original post by Drishya Sree
Actually I was looking fr choosing an university from east part of london.
I think university of east London might?
Original post by JJ <3
I think university of east London might?
Yh I've heard about that university too....i thik it's a nice one☺️
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Original post by Drishya Sree
Yh I've heard about that university too....i thik it's a nice one☺️
Are u coming from India?
Original post by JJ <3
Are u coming from India?
Yes...
Original post by Drishya Sree
Actually I was looking fr choosing an university from east part of london.
How far 'East' are we saying? Inner- East London (like near Shoreditch) or further out?
Most of the central London universities like King's College are easy to get to from most of East London.
The only universities I can find in East London (zone 3 and onwards) would be the University of East London and Anglia Ruskin University (East India Building). Although, only the University of East London offers nursing degrees.
I know very little of the university and have never heard of it until today lol- but based on it's ranking, it seems to be one of the worst in the country. Even on the league tables for Nursing- it's one of the lowest ranked university. It's important to take the rankings from the league tables with a grain of salt- butttt if they all say the the university is a bit crap, it likely will be.
If you're simply looking for a degree from London and an accreddited Nursing course, it's okay and go for it I guess.
But I suggest not to expect much else and 100% expect to be f*cked over in one way or another by UEL- since even largest and most acclaimed academic institutions in the UK will try to f*ck you over here and there.
Original post by Kilam_Namoan
How far 'East' are we saying? Inner- East London (like near Shoreditch) or further out?
Most of the central London universities like King's College are easy to get to from most of East London.
The only universities I can find in East London (zone 3 and onwards) would be the University of East London and Anglia Ruskin University (East India Building). Although, only the University of East London offers nursing degrees.
I know very little of the university and have never heard of it until today lol- but based on it's ranking, it seems to be one of the worst in the country. Even on the league tables for Nursing- it's one of the lowest ranked university. It's important to take the rankings from the league tables with a grain of salt- butttt if they all say the the university is a bit crap, it likely will be.
If you're simply looking for a degree from London and an accreddited Nursing course, it's okay and go for it I guess.
But I suggest not to expect much else and 100% expect to be f*cked over in one way or another by UEL- since even largest and most acclaimed academic institutions in the UK will try to f*ck you over here and there.
Most of the central London universities like King's College are easy to get to from most of East London.
The only universities I can find in East London (zone 3 and onwards) would be the University of East London and Anglia Ruskin University (East India Building). Although, only the University of East London offers nursing degrees.
I know very little of the university and have never heard of it until today lol- but based on it's ranking, it seems to be one of the worst in the country. Even on the league tables for Nursing- it's one of the lowest ranked university. It's important to take the rankings from the league tables with a grain of salt- butttt if they all say the the university is a bit crap, it likely will be.
If you're simply looking for a degree from London and an accreddited Nursing course, it's okay and go for it I guess.
But I suggest not to expect much else and 100% expect to be f*cked over in one way or another by UEL- since even largest and most acclaimed academic institutions in the UK will try to f*ck you over here and there.
Ooh really!....some people said that east london uni is a nice one....but I didn't give an application there....i don't really know about the place or university rankings over there in london so I'm a bit confused about the universities (which one to give an application)....What about Northampton???🤔
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