Help me decide my insurance - Durham, Edinburgh, or Bristol

Hi!

I need to choose insurance out of
- NatSci at Durham A*AA (A* in maths)
- Chemical Physics at Edinburgh A*AA
- Chemical Physics at Bristol A*AA

I have no idea which one to choose so I need some input from people at those universities or people who are knowledgable in this area.

Here are some points to consider:
- I am an international student so international reputation for me is quite important.
- Night life is not important.
- My absolute priority is quality of education (facility, lecturers, tutorial system etc...). Highest value for money in terms of quality of education is vital for me seeing I will be paying a ridiculous amount of fee as an international.
- I will be taught by both department of chemistry and physics due to my course choice.
- I do not have any sports or activity I particularly want to pursue at university, I'll just take up whatever I like the look of.
- I'm not sure about my future plan. Going into research is an option, and would like to stay in science but might change my mind in 4 years who knows...working abroad is an option (going back to first point about international reputation)

I would appreciate any input
Thank you in advance.

Hi!I need to choose insurance out of- NatSci at Durham A*AA (A* in maths)- Chemical Physics at Edinburgh A*AA- Chemical Physics at Bristol A*AAI have no idea which one to choose so I need some input from people at those universities or people who are knowledgable in this area.Here are some points to consider:- I am an international student so international reputation for me is quite important.- Night life is not important.- My absolute priority is quality of education (facility, lecturers, tutorial system etc...). Highest value for money in terms of quality of education is vital for me seeing I will be paying a ridiculous amount of fee as an international.- I will be taught by both department of chemistry and physics due to my course choice.- I do not have any sports or activity I particularly want to pursue at university, I'll just take up whatever I like the look of.- I'm not sure about my future plan. Going into research is an option, and would like to stay in science but might change my mind in 4 years who knows...working abroad is an option (going back to first point about international reputation)I would appreciate any inputThank you in advance.

Edinburgh probably has the best international reputation. Not sure about Chemistry but I think Durham is best for Physics.

I agree with Unkempt_One in that Edinburgh has the best international rep of the 3, and I must say the course structure for the Physics courses at Edinburgh is the best I have seen. Here is the course structure for your course (you have probably had a look at it already but just in case you haven't): http://www.drps.ed.ac.uk/15-16/dpt/utchphm.htm

Thanks to you two. Yes I've seen the course structure of Edinburgh and I quite like it. I have checked Durham NatSci structure but it is very confusing because of too many choices (I mean it is a good thing, but very confusing when I haven't actually sat down and considered exactly which options to take)

I have been wondering why Durham is considered to be the best out of these in the UK (highest UCAS tariff too) whilst it is arguably the least known outside of the UK. Do you have any idea why?

Thanks to you two. Yes I've seen the course structure of Edinburgh and I quite like it. I have checked Durham NatSci structure but it is very confusing because of too many choices (I mean it is a good thing, but very confusing when I haven't actually sat down and considered exactly which options to take)

I have been wondering why Durham is considered to be the best out of these in the UK (highest UCAS tariff too) whilst it is arguably the least known outside of the UK. Do you have any idea why?

Durham is pretty much considered second best to Oxbridge for national reputation in the UK. I think the reason it has low international rep is because nothing else really happens in Durham, even more so than in the other university cities, and because it's not Oxbridge the uni itself doesn't make a big enough splash in the water.