yes, you can.
MSci is a 4 year undergraduate course. You go to the university, you start at the beginning of undergraduate, you end up with a master's degree. Think of it like a BSc course but with an extra year.
MSc is strictly a postgraduate course - you wouldn't be able to get on without already having achieved a bachelor's degree (or equivalent, or at least)
MSci is a 4 year undergraduate course. You go to the university, you start at the beginning of undergraduate, you end up with a master's degree. Think of it like a BSc course but with an extra year.
MSc is strictly a postgraduate course - you wouldn't be able to get on without already having achieved a bachelor's degree (or equivalent, or at least)
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