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Is the University of Leeds or Durham University better in terms of employment rates post graduation holding a managerial degree?
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Is the University of Leeds or Durham University better in terms of employment rates post graduation holding a managerial degree?
Is the University of Leeds or Durham University better in terms of employment rates post graduation holding a managerial degree?
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Probably for the upper echelon tier management consultancy firms & IB/high finance, Durham has the edge. For everything else the difference will be pretty minimal, more down to individual applicant. Both are excellent universities, reputation wise.
Probably for the upper echelon tier management consultancy firms & IB/high finance, Durham has the edge. For everything else the difference will be pretty minimal, more down to individual applicant. Both are excellent universities, reputation wise.
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I mean they're both respected so I'd probably just go with which you like most city-wise and stuff. I went to Durham and it's a lovely place but I dropped out because I wasn't a fan of other things. Leeds looks like a really cool city. Visit if you can and just think about where you'd rather live.
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I mean they're both respected so I'd probably just go with which you like most city-wise and stuff. I went to Durham and it's a lovely place but I dropped out because I wasn't a fan of other things. Leeds looks like a really cool city. Visit if you can and just think about where you'd rather live.
I mean they're both respected so I'd probably just go with which you like most city-wise and stuff. I went to Durham and it's a lovely place but I dropped out because I wasn't a fan of other things. Leeds looks like a really cool city. Visit if you can and just think about where you'd rather live.
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I see.. What did you not like in Durham? Also which course did you opt for?
I see.. What did you not like in Durham? Also which course did you opt for?
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A lot of the teaching for my course (English) was online, and they didn't plan for grade inflation very well in my opinion. Bit old-fashioned maybe. The people at my college (Stephenson) were lovely but yeah just wasn't thriving there.
A lot of the teaching for my course (English) was online, and they didn't plan for grade inflation very well in my opinion. Bit old-fashioned maybe. The people at my college (Stephenson) were lovely but yeah just wasn't thriving there.
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