the best university in the uk for journalism?
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Try looking up the ranks in search engines and things.\n\nHere's one that goes by subject:\nhttp://www.timesonline.co.uk/section/0,,6734,00.html\n\nJournalism would fall under Communication and media studies.
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UWIC ie university of wales offers one of the lowest fee in UK for an MBA and i think they throw in a trip to south africa as well. but its not one of the good uni's so think.
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the medill school of journalism at northwestern in evanston is a really good school.  i'm not sure about internships though, but i would definitely check it out.  good luck!
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Oxford University, UK,\n\nhttp://www.sbs.ox.ac.uk
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Try these sites for comparisons of top courses at different\nuniversities in the UK\n\nhttp://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,716-1628873,00.html\nhttp://www.timesonline.co.uk/section/0,,716,00.html\n\nhttp://education.guardian.co.uk/universityguide2005/0,15903,1455246,00.html
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Choose from this site.\n\nhttp://www.ucas.ac.uk/
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Hands down, Oxford University (in the UK, in case there are others with the same name somewhere else).
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for me its MANCHESTER BUSINESS SCHOOL-U.K.\nbecause I sense it that you can excel and make it with that! trust me my friend. great power comes with great responsibilty!
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University of York press release \nYork is named the UK's top teaching university in the new Financial Times universities ... The top ten UK universities, according to the ...\n\n www.york.ac.uk/admin/presspr/ft100league.htm
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i am studying a joint honours course in media arts with journalism and currently in my final year. personally speaking, i am enjoying the course but in regards to the uni, its not that good. frankly though i chose thames valley because it had the course i always wanted to do, plus i was familiar with the area of ealing myself. i was more interested in the course, as opposed to student life over there because i wasn't that interested and seeing as it is shite. a lot of negative stuff has been written about thames valley uni, or as i'd call it TVU, especially in the press but i chose to ignore it and decided i wanted to study over there. in regards to the lecturers and the standard of teaching, its so and so. you get some really great ones and not so good ones.  \n\ni know its in the bottom 50 throughout the uk, but frankly, i don't take any notice of uni rankings because they don't tell the full picture. therefore, because of the course i am doing, i like studying at TVU but in regards to student life overall, particuarly social life there, it sucks. but as i said i only went there because it had the course i wanted to do and as i used to live in ealing myself. rather than for those other reasons.
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I am of course biassed being from the UK, but I would recommend London for these reasons:\n- Many colleges and Universities, so finding exactly the right course should be simple\n- History and reputation - our colleges and the certificates are internationally recognised and would find making a job easier\n- Culture, away from your studies there is so much to see and discover\n- Cosmopolitan, you'll find people here from all over the world, so finding new friends is easy, especially as a student.\n\nDrawbacks:\n- Weather, unpredictable but not totally terrible! Today is really nice for instance\n- Cost, London is expensive, but then so is a lot of Europe.\n\nHope that helps!
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Yes, but you will need to fulfill the prerequisites.  You will probably need to take some undergraduate journalism courses first.
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the university of missouri-columbia has the best journalism program. Orthodonics is a post graduate degree so no 4 year school could possibly have the best program.
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Edinburgh University is very well thought of both in Scotland (2nd or 3rd best) and in the UK in general (probably top 30), so in terms of choice of establishment I think you've chosen well. I'm not sure how well thought of their archaeology course is though, but unless your planning to become an archaeologist I'm not sure it matters, besides it can't be that bad!\n\nEdinburgh is a really nice city, it's not overly Scottish and is aimed at tourists but I'm sure you'll like it! Scottish people in general are very friendly - your rumour about not liking Americans is indeed a myth! Sure, its amusing to see American tourists wandering around with knee high socks, shorts, and sandals with massive cameras around their neck who don't even try to blend in, but not liking them is a little strong!!\n\nGood luck!
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this might be a good source to answer your query:\n\nwww.prospects.ac.uk
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First of all you need to be familiar with the role of UCAS, which is the body that controls all admissions to Uk universities and colleges, so if its a higher level course then you will have to go through here:\nhttp://www.ucas.ac.uk/\n\nYou can search on their site for courses and then visit the site of the particular institution for more details on their particular location, facilities, modules, etc etc.\n\nI am not aware of any particular place that has a fantastic reputation for photography courses but I would look at some of the more modern universities. In the late 80's/early 90's the former polytechnic colleges "rebranded" and became Universities but many of them retain their strengths in more practical subjects like the practicing arts, engineering and the like, rather than the older institutions which are reknowned for Literature, Languages etc etc.\n\nIn London the Central St Martins College of Art & Design has a fantastic reputation. My old flat mate studied there.. :-)\nhttp://www.csm.arts.ac.uk/
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here you ahve a useful link :http://www.universitiesuk.ac.uk/\n\nthe level of the univeristy - well, i woudl say it depends what course you wnat to do. im doing info management at Aberystwyth uni which has the best in the uk info mngmnt course though it is nto such a good uni in general.\n\nwhen you know what conditions you ahve to fulfil to get on a partiocualr uni (you shoudl get this info at univeristies' websites), you have to apply. i advice you to apply to the university by UCAS ( heres the link:www.ucas.com) (also at ucas.com you may find info on various courses and unis in the uk); when you apply through ucas you can apply to approximately 6 unis and you ahve to pay a fee (last year it was £15). the deadline for sending the UCAS application is in January for the winter term and , i think, November for the spring term.