Study a Master of Public Administration (MPA) in the UK

Have you had any more information, or made up your mind yet?

Unfortunately not... Actually I am not even applying this year but only making up my mind where to apply next year...
From my understanding Birm, York and Not are all quite good universities. I did write here to get any information from people attending the unis or even the mentioned programs, but maybe I did not ask wright... :-P

Easy as, buddy. I might be headed to Notts, by the looks of it. I'll let you know how that goes.
Stay safe

Hey, what's up buddy!
It's been a minute, hey? How are you, I hope the pandemic isn't being too hard on you.

Congratulations on the offer!! Also, contrary to what I said, I actually received an offer from Birm and am currently studying here.

Hey, I’m not too bad! I’m out here surviving lol, how bout you? How are you keeping?

Thank you very much!
Oh really? That’s great! What’s the course like and your overall experience (accommodation, the city, costs?)

Hi!Honestly I’ve changed my mind regarding the new tuition fees. I will do my masters in Spain... 😅But from what I’ve read I would also say that Nottingham is a quite good place.I guess it also depends on your preferences regarding the study focus. York and Born seem to have a strong Econ part whereas Nottingham is more focused on Public management...I also would decide on the basis of the city itself. I’ve been to Birm for a few days and found it to be quite horrible to live in. I guess York and Nottingham are better options with regards to cultural life. This is of course a very personal impression...Wish you all the best for your studies!

That's good man, that's really good. I'm glad that you're keeping well.
You're most welcome!
The course is pretty dope but bear in mind, it's an intense course. So you'll be working your ass off for the year. But it's good, really relevant and the opportunities are pretty dope too. I can't say too much about the city as we are just coming out of lockdown. But accomodation is pretty good, costs might be slightly expensive as well but if you manage your funds, you can have fun and get by decently.