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What is the difference between interdisciplinary science and studies in science ?
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What is the difference between interdisciplinary science and studies in science ?


have you got the sentence it's in for some context? :smile:
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have you got the sentence it's in for some context? :smile:


The university has different entry requirements for both ?
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The university has different entry requirements for both ?


I think interdisclipinary could mean for multiple disciplines together but studies in science could be a specific one, if you could link me the page I ll see if that's what it is?:smile:
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I think interdisclipinary could mean for multiple disciplines together but studies in science could be a specific one, if you could link me the page I ll see if that's what it is?:smile:


interdisclipinary science -
http://www.llc.leeds.ac.uk/courses/interdisciplinary-science-with-foundation-year

studies in science -
http://www.llc.leeds.ac.uk/courses/studies-in-science-with-foundation-year

thank you.
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The one compulsory module is different but you can choose the same optional ones with either
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The one compulsory module is different but you can choose the same optional ones with either


they seem very similar but their entry requirements are very different ?
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they seem very similar but their entry requirements are very different ?


That's quite strange, I guess just apply for the one that you meet.

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