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What do you think are Warwick's 3 strongest courses?

Reply 20

psanghaLFC

why not just look at a cross section of league tables?

Reply 21

Char Star

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Warwicks combined English and Creative Writing course is the most oversubscribed arts course in europe... it doesn't show up on league tables though so it's hard to judge.

Reply 22

Cerulean

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Excuses

Maths, Economics & Law in my opinion. :smile:

seconded

Reply 23

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ILIGAN

I know Warwick is strong accross all fields but what are the 3 most "famous/prestigious" courses at Warwick?

If there was an award for the OP of the most pointless threads, you would definitely win it by a long shot.

Seriously people are right. The amount of time and space people waste on this site delving into endless debates on university and course prestige is beyond ridiculous. I know I have posted at times but seriously some ppl need to grow up and get a life.

Reply 24

dan

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Excuses

Maths, Economics & Law in my opinion. :smile:

I've heard the Maths people aren't that strong. Some could easily be taken in a fight. ;yes;

Reply 25

aqfrenzy

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like quite a few courses from depts maths/stats/econ/business will be the strongest warwick can offer

Reply 26

Cerulean

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plus_one

If there was an award for the OP of the most pointless threads, you would definitely win it by a long shot.

Seriously people are right. The amount of time and space people waste on this site delving into endless debates on university and course prestige is beyond ridiculous. I know I have posted at times but seriously some ppl need to grow up and get a life.

lol, but his threads do get quite a large response...

Reply 27

elvliz

history and sociology are both very strong - Warwick is strong across the board tho.

Reply 28

England Captain

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dangle

I've heard the Maths people aren't that strong. Some could easily be taken in a fight. ;yes;

Bring it on... :biggrin:

Reply 29

psanghaLFC

Agree that this is a completley pointless thread.

1. Who cares what the three strongest courses are at Warwick? This is just a completley opinion based question.

2. Who cares about prestige? , a university is a university! Does it actually matter where you study? To some degree maybe yes but mostly no.

Reply 30

Piggles12345

psanghaLFC

Agree that this is a completley pointless thread.

1. Who cares what the three strongest courses are at Warwick? This is just a completley opinion based question.

2. Who cares about prestige? , a university is a university! Does it actually matter where you study? To some degree maybe yes but mostly no.

Hmmm.. I think what univeristy you go to does matter, otherwise why would there even be a league table?

Reply 31

Chrrye

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psanghaLFC

Agree that this is a completley pointless thread.

1. Who cares what the three strongest courses are at Warwick? This is just a completley opinion based question.

2. Who cares about prestige? , a university is a university! Does it actually matter where you study? To some degree maybe yes but mostly no.

1. The OP cares.
This is just a completley opinion based question. Yeah requiring answers that are obviously and inherently opinion-based ...
Not the endless 'my uni is better' and equally banal 'these are your opinions! , they must be meaningless!' crap that people spout every time someone asks a question of this nature

2. Your future boss 90% of the time , your future colleagues and current friends. Your parents and relatives , and thus if you have half a brain, you.

To some degree maybe yes but mostly no. To intelligent foward-looking people ~ Yes. To those planning to take decent degree subjects and entering decent jobs ~ Yes

Reply 32

verse

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i'd like to add that international students would care about the op's concerns a lot cos we are paying a small fortune to study in the uk. every factor matters.

Reply 33

MJai

Chrrye

1. The OP cares.
This is just a completley opinion based question. Yeah requiring answers that are obviously and inherently opinion-based ...
Not the endless 'my uni is better' and equally banal 'these are your opinions! , they must be meaningless!' crap that people spout every time someone asks a question of this nature

2. Your future boss 90% of the time , your future colleagues and current friends. Your parents and relatives , and thus if you have half a brain, you.

To some degree maybe yes but mostly no. To intelligent foward-looking people ~ Yes. To those planning to take decent degree subjects and entering decent jobs ~ Yes