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I am in my second year of a French and English Literature degree at a French university. I am from France and I have studied here all my life.
After my degree, I want to study for a Journalism Masters in the UK, but people have told me that I will not be able to do this because my undergraduate degree from France is not worth as much as an undergrad degree from England. Is this true?
After my degree, I want to study for a Journalism Masters in the UK, but people have told me that I will not be able to do this because my undergraduate degree from France is not worth as much as an undergrad degree from England. Is this true?
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(Original post by Anonymous)
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(Original post by Anonymous)
I am in my second year of a French and English Literature degree at a French university. I am from France and I have studied here all my life.
After my degree, I want to study for a Journalism Masters in the UK, but people have told me that I will not be able to do this because my undergraduate degree from France is not worth as much as an undergrad degree from England. Is this true?
I am in my second year of a French and English Literature degree at a French university. I am from France and I have studied here all my life.
After my degree, I want to study for a Journalism Masters in the UK, but people have told me that I will not be able to do this because my undergraduate degree from France is not worth as much as an undergrad degree from England. Is this true?
I think that the most helpful thing for you would be to touch base with a Department of Journalism in the UK and ask whether your particular degree will be considered as suitable for entry. I would recommend starting with City, which has a good track record in journalism.
https://www.city.ac.uk/about/schools...ism#unit=study
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(Original post by Kerzen)
No, that isn't true at all.
I think that the most helpful thing for you would be to touch base with a Department of Journalism in the UK and ask whether your particular degree will be considered as suitable for entry. I would recommend starting with City, which has a good track record in journalism.
https://www.city.ac.uk/about/schools...ism#unit=study
No, that isn't true at all.
I think that the most helpful thing for you would be to touch base with a Department of Journalism in the UK and ask whether your particular degree will be considered as suitable for entry. I would recommend starting with City, which has a good track record in journalism.
https://www.city.ac.uk/about/schools...ism#unit=study
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(Original post by Anonymous)
thank you I will do this now.
thank you I will do this now.
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(Original post by Kerzen)
Let us know what they say. I would have thought they would find your degree more than acceptable. I have no reason to think that a degree from a French University would not be valued in the UK. The only time might be if the modules studied were not a good preparation for a particular Post-Graduate course, but that would be less common.
Let us know what they say. I would have thought they would find your degree more than acceptable. I have no reason to think that a degree from a French University would not be valued in the UK. The only time might be if the modules studied were not a good preparation for a particular Post-Graduate course, but that would be less common.

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