maths at bristol, manchester, edinburgh or glasgow?

hello I was wondering which one of the (in title) universities are best for Mathematics? In terms of what you learn and how well you learn it?

I know Bristol is highest in terms of requirements and glasgow the lowest but they are both good unis? How big is the disparity in knowledge?

If you were to try do a masters somewhere else like maybe at Warwick or even Part III Tripos, would any of these unis be 'rigorous' enough? Thank you!

hello I was wondering which one of the (in title) universities are best for Mathematics? In terms of what you learn and how well you learn it?

I know Bristol is highest in terms of requirements and glasgow the lowest but they are both good unis? How big is the disparity in knowledge?

If you were to try do a masters somewhere else like maybe at Warwick or even Part III Tripos, would any of these unis be 'rigorous' enough? Thank you!

If you have the grades, try for Cambridge. Else, Bristol or Manchester.

I don't and I don't think I'd cope too well in Cambridge, cohort seems too strong - Thank you though, Manchester might be my go to since it's much closer to me.

Alright. Good luck

Thank you, wondering, do you know any way I can check which unis are actually 'good' for mathematics? Feels like rankings take into account too much surveys but I'd want to actually know which is good for learning mathematics itself.

Thank you, wondering, do you know any way I can check which unis are actually 'good' for mathematics? Feels like rankings take into account too much surveys but I'd want to actually know which is good for learning mathematics itself.

Although it is a campus university, I think Lancaster is teaching me very well and also has a good university experience. In general, looking at the list of modules will give you an idea if the university teaches what you want to learn, although it will not give you an idea of the teaching quality. I don't know how to find out the teaching quality other than talking to students, who might have conflicting opinions.

-Kao (Lancaster Maths & Stats Student Ambassador)

Forget rankings. Best way to tell the quality of a university department is you. Go and visit, talk to the staff, see how it feels. And again (although more applicable to second and third year (and fourth for MMath) than first), look at module variety.