I’ve been considering a postgraduate degree and decided to try a short in-person course at a top London university to see if it was the right fit for me. My goa

I’ve been considering a postgraduate degree and decided to try a short in-person course at a top London university to see if it was the right fit for me. My goal was to network and be involved in meaningful discussions. However, I found that nearly the entire class consisted of overseas students with limited spoken English skills. Most of their class material had already been annotated in Chinese before sessions even began, and students largely stuck to their own groups, speaking Chinese both in and out of class. While this might be a great networking experience for them, it was far from what I was looking for. It made me realise that spending over £35k on a postgraduate degree feels less like an investment in education and more like buying your way into a profession. That said, I’m still on the lookout for a good postgraduate program, especially something in artificial intelligence or business for people with technical backgrounds. If you’ve got any recommendations, let me know.