Warwick, UMIST, Manchester or Birmingham

I just wanted to hear what you think about these choices as I really cannot decide. What do you think of the reputation of the different universities and what courses are regarded better.

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University of Warwick
Economics, Politics and International Studies 3 yrs Bsc

UMIST
International Management 4yrs Bsc with year abroad or 3 yrs Bsc without exchange

University of Manchester
International Business, Finance and Economics 3yrs BA

University of Birmingham
Economics and Politics 3 yrs BA or Bsc Double Major.

Thanks a lot,
Ben

well, an exchange could also be made at Warwick, the degree is then called Economics, Politics and Int. Studies with Study in Europe and is also a 4 yrs BSc

warwick, because the reputation is way better, and the degree sounds interesting!

Your degree choices look very interesting, do you mind if I ask what A-level subjects and grades you have?

Well, actually I did my studies in Germany, where you do the Abitur exam as your final examination. I have taken it in English, Math, Chemistry and German. But all grades of your final two years count into the overall grade. So you have to be good in all subjects as the final exams only count about 20 percent. The entry requirements for all courses were AAB in terms of A-levels. I have made an 1.2 overall which is equivalent to AAA.

Manchester will never get any credit by some people because its not based on a traditional campus. It always gets dismissed despite the amount of ground breaking research that place does. Without Manchester University the modern world wouldn't exist.

Yes, there will be a merger. But you can decide at the end of your 3 or 4 yrs whether you want to be awarded a degree of the new university or of the two original ones....