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Do check out the fees in our subject guide here: britannia-study.co.uk/subject-guides/electrical-electronic-engineering/

University of Nottingham is at Number 11! Just outside the top 10 😃

University of Leeds University of Sussex University of Suffolk University of Sheffield Swansea University Nottingham Trent University University of Plymouth Leeds Beckett University University of the West of Scotland University of Winchester

Yep, here are some pathways for you to consider since you have a background in nursing: 1. Postgraduate Study in Nutrition 2. You can also go for accredited nutrition programmes

They are 28th this year 👍👍

In the UK, admissions requirements can vary by university and programme, but for most master’s degrees, universities typically look for a minimum CGPA equivalent to a 2:1 honours degree (roughly 60-69% in the UK, which is around a 3.0-3.3 CGPA on a 4.0 scale). For highly competitive programmes, such as in top universities or popular fields, the requirement might be closer to a 3.5 or higher.

Well, this year they ranked at the top for physiotherapy, so that has to say something. But in general, we love Birmingham. Both the university and the city. Here's a quick vlog of the uni: ruclips.net/video/8DCdxxU48eY/видео.html&ab_channel=BritanniaUK

Glad it helped!

Yep, definitely good as well

Nahh..

The 2025 rankings are already out, they are definitely within the Top 20

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There are plenty of factors that make one's masters journey a fruitful one. But without knowing any specifics about your current needs and wants, we'd recommend Birmingham any day of the week!

Hmm.. without any specifics given, we can only tell you which is best based on the rankings and their achievements..

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Hello, it might vary between different courses but you can check out some of the below universities: Leeds Beckett University. Teesside University. University of Cumbria. University of Chester. Staffordshire University. Coventry University. University of the West of Scotland. University of Bedfordshire.

Hello, you can check out our guide to see which exams you need to get in. Enjoy: britannia-study.co.uk/subject-guides/electrical-electronic-engineering/

Good one! They have indeed cracked the top 10 in the 2025 rankings that was just released a couple weeks earlier.

The usual option is usually a bachelor's degree in the same field. However, you can always opt for a bachelor's in a related field such as structural engineering, environmental engineering, or construction management if you want to. There are actually many options that you can progress to without much hassle, unless you would like to switch fields

Portsmouth is actually 35th in the UK based on the latest Complete Uni Guide Rankings!

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Generally no, but some UK universities do accept as PART of their admissions requirements.

Well, in our humble opinion, we think it's up there. But it's a huge decision to make and you should go check it out for yourself before diving in. All the best!

Apply directly, it's extremely straightforward in most universities today. We'd say it's not that much more complicated compared to local students, if at all.

So do we, so do we.. =D

May not strike you at first if you look at the rankings, but we've actually seen quite a bit of good reviews with regards to their physiology degree!

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Thanks!

Thanks for the tip, we will continue to work on it!

Hello here is the top 10 for law: ruclips.net/video/4ceuvA2DJ04/видео.html. Enjoy!

Hmm BPP university isn't currently on the major rankings..

No problem 😊

Yep there are.. Which universities are you currently looking at? Or maybe you can check out the university websites directly..

There are 4 universities which I'm looking for.....Scholarship for year 2024-2025 students 1: Royal veterinary college 2: University of Nottingham 3: University of Liverpool 4: University of Edinburgh Please rply fast 😊

Yep they all do

@@britannia_uk Thank you dear, I'm looking forward to one of them.

@@britannia_uk How about Durham colleges? where are they ranked?

The cost of pursuing an LLM (Master of Laws) in the UK can vary significantly depending on the institution, the specific program, and whether you are a UK or international student. On average, tuition fees for an LLM program in the UK for international students can range from £10,000 to £25,000 per year. For UK and EU students, the fees can be lower, typically ranging from £8,000 to £15,000 per year. Regarding the duration, most full-time LLM programs in the UK can be completed in one year of study. Part-time options are also available, which usually take two to three years to complete, allowing students to study alongside other commitments such as work or family responsibilities. Maybe you can check out our latest rankings as well: ruclips.net/video/4ceuvA2DJ04/видео.html

Sure thing! We have a pretty comprehensive guide on our website: britannia-study.co.uk/subject-guides/sports-science-subject-guide/