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It's 14k more expensive for a normal degree for UK and EU students. It's cheaper for overseas students (normal price £33k), which presumably who this is aimed a
by sweezyjeezy 7y ago
It's 14k more expensive for a normal degree for UK and EU students. It's cheaper for overseas students (normal price £33k), which presumably who this is aimed at.
- hogFeast 7y agoYou can do this MSc elsewhere for way less than £14k. Is that place Imperial? No. Is that a name brand uni that someone from HR will know? No. But there are lots of good engineering-focused schools in the UK that are known within industry and that charge closer to £7k (and you don't have to live in London). EDIT: just saw is £28k over two years, the absolute most expensive courses in the UK are £28k over ONE year. This is crazy (Imperial is known for this kind of money grubbing).
- sweezyjeezy 7y agoI'm not sure I understand - why is 28k over two years worse than over one year? That's cheaper per year.
- hogFeast 7y agoYep, the point as said in the original comment is that this kind of degree is usually 7k/year. 28k is the absolute max.