Hull-York or Nottingham
Hi everyone
I got self funded offer from hull york medical school and Nottingham . I don't know which one to use. Does hull medical school have enough facilities in laboratory for invitro research? Which of them have better career prospects?
I got self funded offer from hull york medical school and Nottingham . I don't know which one to use. Does hull medical school have enough facilities in laboratory for invitro research? Which of them have better career prospects?
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Are you international
Reply 2
Nottingham is more established school with traditional teaching, I think HULL York is PBL
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by Anjumnus02Are you international
Yes I'm international and it is important for me finding a good position career after phd
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by Anjumnus02Nottingham is more established school with traditional teaching, I think HULL York is PBL
What do you mean by PBL?
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My phd us bout cancer research
Reply 6
It seems like you're trying to decide between Hull-York and Nottingham, possibly for university or a specific course. Could you clarify the context a bit more? For instance, are you choosing between two universities for a particular program, or are you looking at specific factors like location, campus life, or course content?
Once I have more details, I can help you compare them and weigh the pros and cons!
Once I have more details, I can help you compare them and weigh the pros and cons!
Reply 7
So sorry I thought you meant medicne degree.
Nottingham is a bigger city, more central, and a lot happens there. Hull and York are much smaller cities. Nottingham has well established research units, but don't know exactly what they do or career prospects
Nottingham is a bigger city, more central, and a lot happens there. Hull and York are much smaller cities. Nottingham has well established research units, but don't know exactly what they do or career prospects
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by ImransheikhIt seems like you're trying to decide between Hull-York and Nottingham, possibly for university or a specific course. Could you clarify the context a bit more? For instance, are you choosing between two universities for a particular program, or are you looking at specific factors like location, campus life, or course content?
Once I have more details, I can help you compare them and weigh the pros and cons!
Once I have more details, I can help you compare them and weigh the pros and cons!
Yes my research criteria is a bout cancer. I don't know if hull -york has a good lab for research or not. I have searched about hull and found it interesting a safe city? Isn't it?
Because it is affordable I'm thinking might be its a good choice. However have heard that nottingham is a very good university. I would like to know more about both university facilities and the cities.
Reply 9
Nottingham is much better than Hull, also safer .
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by Anjumnus02Nottingham is much better than Hull, also safer .
Thanks alot for your response
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by Narges 2558Hi everyone
I got self funded offer from hull york medical school and Nottingham . I don't know which one to use. Does hull medical school have enough facilities in laboratory for invitro research? Which of them have better career prospects?
I got self funded offer from hull york medical school and Nottingham . I don't know which one to use. Does hull medical school have enough facilities in laboratory for invitro research? Which of them have better career prospects?
Hello @Narges 2558!
The contributions from the other users are sound advice. I would also add that Nottingham is rather central, so it not far from international airports. For instance, it is not far from London and equidistant from Manchester and Birmingham.
I hope it helps,
Abian.
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by StuRepAbianHello @Narges 2558!
The contributions from the other users are sound advice. I would also add that Nottingham is rather central, so it not far from international airports. For instance, it is not far from London and equidistant from Manchester and Birmingham.
I hope it helps,
Abian.
The contributions from the other users are sound advice. I would also add that Nottingham is rather central, so it not far from international airports. For instance, it is not far from London and equidistant from Manchester and Birmingham.
I hope it helps,
Abian.
Thanks alot
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