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Anonymous users2024-02-10From the point of view of the official professional rankings:
St Ann's is ranked 7th for psychology, Edinburgh is 15th, and the University of Bath is not ranked.
If you want to really learn something you have to choose between Edinburgh and St Ann's, Bath you can choose from. After all, his department's research level is too low.
As for you saying that Edinburgh is ranked low in the professional rankings, you must have read the ranking wrong.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09First of all, when you choose a school, you should consider that you are working in ** after graduation, if you are working in the UK, then it is recommended that you choose St. Ann's, St. Ann's psychology is still relatively famous, if you are returning to China to work, it is best to choose Edinburgh, after all, Edinburgh is relatively well-known. But then again, if you are to work in the psychology industry in the future, people in the industry still recognize St. Ann's, and it is recommended that you choose between St Ann and Edinburgh. Hope it helps, good luck!
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Anonymous users2024-02-08I suggest you choose St. Ann's.
How to say it, you can't just look at the rankings of these schools, I suggest you take a closer look at each school.
After all, what suits you is good.
St. Ann's is a full-time school with a good psychology department.
Edinburgh may be a little stronger in terms of overall strength.
But after all, you're studying psychology, so you have to choose the strongest one.
Bath is a little smaller, and the downtown area is far away.
But Bath takes good care of international students, and there are all sorts of policies to help international students.
St. Ann's is the better choice, just my personal recommendation.
And the location is also very good, only thirty minutes to Edinburgh, and the environment is very comfortable.
The point is that the Department of Psychology is their forte.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Hi Hello classmates.
First of all, I agree with the advice of the students upstairs that the choice of school needs to consider the issue of future employment. In fact, employment is also a consideration, in addition to this, you have to consider your personal development after completing your undergraduate studies. If you are considering returning to your home country for employment, St. Ann and Edinburgh are both good in terms of domestic popularity.
There are relatively few people in the country who know about Bath.
Second, I don't think you should dwell on rankings. Because there is no official ranking in the UK, this problem is well known. So don't think too much about rankings when choosing a school, but you can consider domestic recognition.
Thirdly, because your major is very special. Very professional. We believe that there are many subspecialties in psychology.
Such as social psychology, criminal psychology, etc. Some of these branches coincide with the content of psychology studied in China, and some are more advanced, but you can see where your interests are from a professional perspective. If you have already received an offer, you can also send a letter to ask the teachers at your institution, who are good at research.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06The University of Edinburgh, located in Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, UK, was founded in 1583 as the world's top university and is the sixth oldest comprehensive university in the UK. According to the 2013 4 QS World University Rankings, the University of Edinburgh is ranked first in Scotland, fifth in the United Kingdom, and seventeenth in the world. The University of Edinburgh has produced 16 Nobel laureates and three British Prime Ministers, and is a member of the Russell Group, Universitas 21, the Coimbra Group and the European Alliance of Research Universities.
Study at the University of Edinburgh for a master's degree in psychology, located in Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, is a public research university founded in 1583 and the sixth oldest university in the UK. The University of Edinburgh is ranked first in Scotland, fifth in the UK and twentieth in the world, and is a member of the Russell Group and the European Alliance of Research Universities.
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