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Okay,I've applied for this two uni for Electronics Engineering.
But which one do you think will be better?
But which one do you think will be better?
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Come to Surrey
We have a brilliant Engineering department. I know a couple people doing electronic engineering. They say it's demanding but, still good.
Although, QM is a russell group uni.
We have a brilliant Engineering department. I know a couple people doing electronic engineering. They say it's demanding but, still good.
Although, QM is a russell group uni.
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Department reputation wise Electronic Engineering at Surrey is better than Queen Mary, but ultimately it's up to you
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Does Russel group really makes a difference?
Just like this,Surrey is much better for EE than QM. But should I just join QM cause it is in RG?
Just like this,Surrey is much better for EE than QM. But should I just join QM cause it is in RG?
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(Original post by Tahnik)
Does Russel group really makes a difference?
Just like this,Surrey is much better for EE than QM. But should I just join QM cause it is in RG?
Does Russel group really makes a difference?
Just like this,Surrey is much better for EE than QM. But should I just join QM cause it is in RG?
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(Original post by Jackal The)
No, not really. The difference between Surrey and QM in general is paper thin. Just go with whatever university makes the best impression on you during the open day or from what you've seen/read so far.
No, not really. The difference between Surrey and QM in general is paper thin. Just go with whatever university makes the best impression on you during the open day or from what you've seen/read so far.
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(Original post by Tahnik)
The problem is here actually. I am an international student. So there isn't much opportunity to visit the uni. That's why I'm asking you guys.
The problem is here actually. I am an international student. So there isn't much opportunity to visit the uni. That's why I'm asking you guys.
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(Original post by Jackal The)
Well, it's pretty difficult to get an unbiased opinion from anyone on here, since I imagine that most people responding will go to one of the two universities. What are you looking for from your university experience? Jot it all down and see which university correlates best with what you're hoping for based on the prospectus and reading through other threads on the Surrey/Queen Mary boards. There's a huge difference between Guildford and Whitechapel/East End, for example, so each university will offer a very different student experience.
Well, it's pretty difficult to get an unbiased opinion from anyone on here, since I imagine that most people responding will go to one of the two universities. What are you looking for from your university experience? Jot it all down and see which university correlates best with what you're hoping for based on the prospectus and reading through other threads on the Surrey/Queen Mary boards. There's a huge difference between Guildford and Whitechapel/East End, for example, so each university will offer a very different student experience.
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Surrey's advantages are that it's in a beautiful area, with a good reputation for engineering - but not amazing.
QM's area is lacking, compared to Surrey's, but the facilities and teaching standards are great. Also, it makes up part of the UoL, which has an amazing international reputation, esp in the US.
QM's area is lacking, compared to Surrey's, but the facilities and teaching standards are great. Also, it makes up part of the UoL, which has an amazing international reputation, esp in the US.
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From what I've seen of QM, it's a very dull university and has a depressing atmosphere (just what I think, I've been to two of their open days and attended a physics taster course). Being a part of the Russel Group doesn't make much of a difference at all as long as the degree itself is accredited which I imagine it is at Surrey.
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(Original post by dclarke35)
Surrey's advantages are that it's in a beautiful area, with a good reputation for engineering - but not amazing.
QM's area is lacking, compared to Surrey's, but the facilities and teaching standards are great. Also, it makes up part of the UoL, which has an amazing international reputation, esp in the US.
Surrey's advantages are that it's in a beautiful area, with a good reputation for engineering - but not amazing.
QM's area is lacking, compared to Surrey's, but the facilities and teaching standards are great. Also, it makes up part of the UoL, which has an amazing international reputation, esp in the US.
Thanks in advance
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(Original post by BlackJackson)
From what I've seen of QM, it's a very dull university and has a depressing atmosphere (just what I think, I've been to two of their open days and attended a physics taster course). Being a part of the Russel Group doesn't make much of a difference at all as long as the degree itself is accredited which I imagine it is at Surrey.
From what I've seen of QM, it's a very dull university and has a depressing atmosphere (just what I think, I've been to two of their open days and attended a physics taster course). Being a part of the Russel Group doesn't make much of a difference at all as long as the degree itself is accredited which I imagine it is at Surrey.
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