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LSE-UoL EMFSS

The EMFSS course is taught by LSE, which makes the materials and does the assessments, and awarded by UoL but is it reputable? Please tell us.
At the very least, it's legitimate. I got into an MSc. course with my UoL bachelor's
yes they are reputable since the leading college is LSE and the material taught is very similar to the material taught for the full time students.

I myself have completed the BSc in Mathematics and Economics from LSE via the University of London International Programmes. So if you want any insight please let me know.
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Original post by ppapanastasiou
yes they are reputable since the leading college is LSE and the material taught is very similar to the material taught for the full time students.

I myself have completed the BSc in Mathematics and Economics from LSE via the University of London International Programmes. So if you want any insight please let me know.

How do you study the degree? Any video tutorial on each course?
Original post by insaniterz
How do you study the degree? Any video tutorial on each course?

Most modules offer video tutorials, and they are continually expanding the list.

How the Course Works:

Step 1: In September, register for your desired modules and pay the corresponding fees.

Step 2: Access the virtual learning environment at (https://emfss.elearning.london.ac.uk/login/index.php). Here, you can download the subject guide and past papers for each module. Note: Many modules provide video tutorials.

Step 3: In May or June, take your exams. You have the option to do this at your local British council or, due to recent COVID measures, at home using the Inspera Exam application, which monitors your session for integrity.

Upon successful completion of all the required modules, you'll be awarded your degree.

For more details about the BSc Mathematics and Economics program at the University of London, please visit:
https://www.london.ac.uk/courses/mathematics-and-economics
Original post by ppapanastasiou
yes they are reputable since the leading college is LSE and the material taught is very similar to the material taught for the full time students.
I myself have completed the BSc in Mathematics and Economics from LSE via the University of London International Programmes. So if you want any insight please let me know.
is it ok to state on your CV LSE as the university you follow if you are enrolled in the emfss program and not an LSE campus based BSc?
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Original post by ppapanastasiou
yes they are reputable since the leading college is LSE and the material taught is very similar to the material taught for the full time students.
I myself have completed the BSc in Mathematics and Economics from LSE via the University of London International Programmes. So if you want any insight please let me know.

Hi! I am thinking to apply to this program as well and was wondering how do you list the degree on your cv? Is it accurate or viable to mention you attend the LSE or do you need to specify the degree is online? Would very much appreciate an answer 🙂
You do not need to specify that the degree was online since you sit the exams in a normal way i.e. written exams. If you want to be correct you should state that the awarding body is the university of London with academic directions from the LSE.
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How do you advice me to write that without making it hard to understand for employers?
Original post by ppapanastasiou
yes they are reputable since the leading college is LSE and the material taught is very similar to the material taught for the full time students.
I myself have completed the BSc in Mathematics and Economics from LSE via the University of London International Programmes. So if you want any insight please let me know.

Hello, regarding EMFSS online bachelors, may I know are the materials given sufficient for studying? Or you will have to read the references books painstakingly as very little summarized lecture videos/notes are provided?
Original post by Road_to_modesty
Hello, regarding EMFSS online bachelors, may I know are the materials given sufficient for studying? Or you will have to read the references books painstakingly as very little summarized lecture videos/notes are provided?

Typically, the subject guide and past papers are sufficient to perform well in most exams. However, the extent of preparation needed can vary depending on the specific module and degree program.

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