M.B.A from University Of Edinburgh [ED], Edinburgh - Fees & Admission Details 2024
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- Likes:
- "One thing that I like about my university is the fact that there is a support system for anything and everything that I could possibly need and everyone has been pretty good in the way they have guided me throughout the session. Even the professors were pretty helpful and understanding. "
- Dislikes:
- "However, one main flaw that I have noticed was the fact that in the UK MSc courses are only for a year. I felt that I have had a very compact schedule, which in its way has its pros and cons. "
Course Curriculum:
The curriculum is fantastic in my current university. All topics that are up to date are taught. Additionally, the education system here is really good as more emphasis on practical application of the topics is enforced, all of my subjects are supported by tutorials, seminars and lectures. The addition of dissertation has aided me to think analytically.
Fees:
For Technology and IT based courses it’s typically: £36,500 for an MSc program.
- Likes:
- I chose because the program here is excellent and the faculty. Everybody is associated with CERN in the experimental physics department and the program here allows one to choose from a wide range of subjects.,
- The exposure, the living abroad experience. The faculty that we get to meet. The course options. I love the city. The fact that so many famous physicists and mathematicians have been to this university and are still here. Dr. Peter Higgs is from this University. The faculty is fabulous.
- Dislikes:
- The curriculum pressure. It's too much to take this course should be a 2 year course. The support in terms of research opportunities and finding jobs. The availability of faculty, which is not much.
Course Curriculum:
It is a bit difficult to carry out as a lot is to be done in just a year. But there is a good support system in place and one can apply for extensions and special circumstances. My course syllabus is extremely good; it's the latest, and course choices are really broad. Besides, the thesis that one does is mostly under a professor already working at CERN so that's a wonderful research experience.
Fees:
Tuition Fee: 35,300 pounds. Yes, it is on the higher end.
- Likes:
- University of Edinburgh is known for its strong research centric culture. Looking at the structure of my course, it seemed like a good fit for me and how I wanted to use those skills in the future.,
- Research exposure that I'll be gaining during my dissertation project where I get to do hands-on work with experimental equipments and live participants.
- Dislikes:
- Sometimes, due to the limited time on a module, the amount of learning scope can be limiting and it would be nicer to get more out of those modules, for example, more intense work in labs during coursework instead of it just happening during the dissertation period.
Course Curriculum:
The curriculum is concise but well designed. It gives an overview of everything that one needs to know before diving into working in the field. However, there was no exposure directly from the university. As for research experience, because we are bound to work on our dissertation projects, we do gain research experience.
Fees:
28500 GBP
- Likes:
- Lower acceptance rate, QS rankings, Reputation of the University and City in which the university is located in,
- "A historic institution, established as one of the world's oldest universities. - Features a network of campuses located throughout Edinburgh. - Renowned for its exceptional teaching facilities, including: 1) A distinguished faculty 2) Extensive library resources 3) Dedicated bookable study rooms for individual or group work - Fosters a welcoming and supportive environment: 1) Friendly staff 2) Vibrant student community 3) Provides a wealth of extracurricular opportunities through various student associations. - Offers comprehensive student support services, addressing: 1) Mental well-being 2) Academic challenges 3) Cost of living challenges "
- Dislikes:
- The university can improve the number of student accommodation in the city as every year there is a housing crisis. The university can try to invite more companies for job fair as it provides networking opportunities. The university can try to reduce the workload for Masters student as it becomes quite challenging to manage so many things in such short period of time
Course Curriculum:
The course is quite updated as many of the Professors used to change their course materials every year and we used to discuss latest case study, business topics and etc. The course had a proper practical experience in terms of consulting projects and we all visited many companies as part of industrial tour
Fees:
27000
- Likes:
- I chose the University of Edinburgh because of its outstanding academic reputation and the exceptional opportunities it offers for intellectual growth. The university's renowned faculty and innovative programs align perfectly with my academic and career goals. Additionally, the vibrant and culturally rich city of Edinburgh provides an inspiring backdrop for my studies, making it an ideal choice for my higher education journey.,
- I appreciate the diverse and inclusive culture at the University of Edinburgh, which allows me to interact with people from various backgrounds and cultures. This enriches my learning experience by offering different perspectives and insights, fostering a global outlook that prepares me for the interconnected world beyond academia.
- Dislikes:
- One area that could be enhanced slightly is the availability of study spaces during busy periods, like exam season. Sometimes, it can be a bit challenging to find a quiet spot for focused studying or group collaboration.
Course Curriculum:
The program offers an intellectually stimulating experience, albeit challenging due to its comprehensive coverage of diverse fields within a year. While the focus is primarily on theoretical learning, the incorporation of hardware-related components adds an exciting dimension to the curriculum. Despite the limited emphasis on field experiences, the program provides invaluable professional insights and equips students with a solid foundation to excel in their chosen careers.
Fees:
Tuition fees vary by course. For accurate information tailored to each program, it's best to visit the university's website.
- Likes:
- Because for my course, it is one of the top ranked universities.,
- I like how I have become more independent after my college. The challenges have made me more strong and stable. The uncertainty and the confidence to handle it has shaped my personality
- Dislikes:
- I think the campus life could be better in terms of inter school and course events so that we can make more connections and friends. The student accommodations can be closer to campus as well
Course Curriculum:
It is fairly good. It has a good curriculum but as a masters course you have to do maximum things on your own.
Fees:
37,000 GBP
- Likes:
- This university was the best for my course after Oxford and Cambridge.,
- The abundance of resources that they provided us during our course of time in the university. Also, with those resources we were provided instructions on how to use them. With that, we were given enough time to prepare for our assignments.
- Dislikes:
- The time duration given for each text is a little less. I do not think that a two-hour discussion can justify or satisfy the questions of the students even when we are provided extra material to read with it. Also sometime, they would ask us to read two texts for one session which we weren't able to cover at all.
Course Curriculum:
Since my course was based in the 1800s, there is not particular way to judge that based on the primary texts but the secondary resources about those texts were up to date.
Fees:
So, my total tuition fees was 26,500 GBP, whereas one GBP is usually equal to 100 rupees.
- Likes:
- University of Edinburgh is set in an extremely scenic city. the accommodations provided by the university are exceptional and have great facilities makes makes student life much easier. The infrastructure is grand. The curation of courses within each field allow for a lot of deep and specific knowledge to be imparted. There are many student forums that motivate students to participate.,
- Rank of University Had the specific course I wanted Within my budget Good alumni list
- Dislikes:
- The initial instructions regarding fee payment, course query and placements were extremely unreliable. There was no specific office where these questions could be asked. The teachers practice a very 'to each your own' approach to studies and there is a lot of self accountability that comes in on a new student.
Course Curriculum:
The course syllabus for my degree is well designed and includes the topics required for me to excel in my field. They could have had more practical experience incorporated in the course. there was a lot of contextual knowledge but not practice.
This college is a great place to be for a year. It gives you the peaceful college experience. The city shuts down early but is very easy to get used to. the college has a grandeur about it which makes the experience more exciting. Meeting people from so many different cultures is always a great learning as well.
- Likes:
- Main factor that drove me choose University of Edinburgh was my exciting project work. Also, university's good academic reputation and the good lab environment were other factors.
Course Curriculum:
I don't have any course work. Yes, I needed to research training in the first month of the programme.
Fees:
24500£/year
- Likes:
- University of Edinburgh is famous for its diverse range of research and modules. They look at things from their student’s perspective and help them build their own sense of understanding. I remember during the initial days, they would question us and then very calmly would say that there is no right or wrong answers or that even they aren’t sure what side to choose. Just given the spot to make mistakes helped us to understand better, it gave us the opportunity to look at things from a very wide and different perspective. Apart from that the melding of different cultures in one room is also something that I am absolutely grateful for, the different approaches, thoughts, perspectives helps you think differently. The resources provided by the university is very handy, there’s so much of content that if interested can be really delved into.,
- "It comes under top 10 university for psychology and research in the world. The psychology graduates from this university showed a lot of enthusiasm and work in our field. The university has its own approach unique from the world, which is something that drawn me the most. This new approach was built and researched by the students of Edinburgh. Which showed how much importance the university gives to their students and their perspectives. They allow students to follow what they aim for, no matter how surreal or unrealistic it sounds, the university always provides with the necessary resources and help students find their own path. "
- Dislikes:
- The one thing that I found was a little different from Indian education was that no one really cared, the professors have a really set timings that they can provide for the students, all of them are extremely busy as they work only twice a week for the university and the rest of the time they are in their personal practice. So to actually get on with them is difficult and more so than anything even the professors expect us to solve our issues by ourselves and come to them only if it was the last resort. I personally don’t mind the idea of self study, but the lack of clear instructions and communication sometimes creates a barrier. Because there’s only so much we can understand from a presentation or certain research papers. So for the amount of money that we are paying for the university, I would at least expect to have professors who were there to communicate and help us whenever required.
Course Curriculum:
The course that I chose touched upon the basics of what counselling is. They covered almost everything required to begin counselling. But of course that’s not enough to begin our own counselling practice. We are expected to further study and build more practical experience after this course. Counselling is a subject which can never be fully covered, the counsellors who are the most experienced even they are still learning and exploring different approaches. So to answer the question how updated and relevant the course syllabus is, it does cover a lot of it but there’s much more to learn and discover.
Overall experience as a counselling student for me has been something that I wouldn’t have been able to capture back home. The structure of the classes, the international students, the knowledge insight is impeccable. Their goal as a counselling faculty is for the students to start knowing themselves before they go into the field and help and guide other individuals. That’s something lacking in our Indian universities.
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