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Most universities will have a decent range of modules available.
What specific modules are you interested in?
What specific modules are you interested in?
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(Original post by vicvic38)
Most universities will have a decent range of modules available.
What specific modules are you interested in?
Most universities will have a decent range of modules available.
What specific modules are you interested in?
Specifically outside of COWI or how they compare to COWI.
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Most universities have good stats and pure departments. I would suppose you probably want to be looking at places with separate stats departments, as they tend to have a wider range of stats courses.
In terms of unis here in the UK, most are good for Pure courses.
In terms of unis here in the UK, most are good for Pure courses.
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(Original post by AlgebraKing3)
Pure and stats (non-computational)
Specifically outside of COWI or how they compare to COWI.
Pure and stats (non-computational)
Specifically outside of COWI or how they compare to COWI.
Bath is worth a look.
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(Original post by Muttley79)
Look at the information on the websites - the modules are usually listed.
Bath is worth a look.
Look at the information on the websites - the modules are usually listed.
Bath is worth a look.
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(Original post by AlgebraKing3)
But Bath isn't RG therefore will naturally have less content?
But Bath isn't RG therefore will naturally have less content?
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(Original post by vicvic38)
At the UG level? No. The RG is simply a research group, and for maths a UG level, it doesn't really matter so much. When you are looking at your PhD, you might pay more heed.
At the UG level? No. The RG is simply a research group, and for maths a UG level, it doesn't really matter so much. When you are looking at your PhD, you might pay more heed.
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(Original post by AlgebraKing3)
Because somewhere like Loughborough appears to have a lacklustre range of modules.
Because somewhere like Loughborough appears to have a lacklustre range of modules.
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(Original post by vicvic38)
Well if loughborough isn't up to your standard, don't go there?
Well if loughborough isn't up to your standard, don't go there?
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(Original post by AlgebraKing3)
Because somewhere like Loughborough appears to have a lacklustre range of modules.
Because somewhere like Loughborough appears to have a lacklustre range of modules.
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(Original post by AlgebraKing3)
How would you separate university into groups in terms of modules?
How would you separate university into groups in terms of modules?
Most UG maths courses at the upper end are relatively similar.
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(Original post by Professional G)
Either Warwick, or Oxbridge is your best beta
Either Warwick, or Oxbridge is your best beta
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(Original post by AlgebraKing3)
How would you separate university into groups in terms of modules?
How would you separate university into groups in terms of modules?
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(Original post by zetamcfc)
I don't think anyone has collected all such information in one place (It would be nice if anyone has an amount of free time). So you just have to look round and see what takes your fancy.
I don't think anyone has collected all such information in one place (It would be nice if anyone has an amount of free time). So you just have to look round and see what takes your fancy.
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(Original post by AlgebraKing3)
Specifically outside of COWI?
Specifically outside of COWI?
Ohhhh Cambridge Oxford Warwick Imperial?
Durham is well regarded, as is Nottingham.
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For pure and stats; have a look at Lancaster. I think their stats department is especially good in terms of variety of modules.
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(Original post by vicvic38)
What's COWI?
Ohhhh Cambridge Oxford Warwick Imperial?
Durham is well regarded, as is Nottingham.
What's COWI?
Ohhhh Cambridge Oxford Warwick Imperial?
Durham is well regarded, as is Nottingham.
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