Masters in Networking (UK)

Dec 29, 2005 2 Replies

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- have a gander there and use the search function in the forum. Don't limit yourself to UK universities, after all you have the internet at your fingertips and education from the US, Canada, Africa is very much doable.

London! red brick ('top') london unis doing comp sci degrees have gone down. American students coming over know s*it loads. In the UK many places *only* teach java (no C or C++).

I guess networking isn't so different. The degree would be easier than america though. err, less technical rather. (could be a hassle if you're technical)

The top top uni for Comp Sci in london is Imperial. Their comp sci course is hardcore, though they toned it down because it was too hard. Other Unis in london are a bit odd, including big names.

Maybe that info regarding comp sci courses will reflect in networking too. I don't know specifically about networking courses.

In the UK, masters degrees are only a year. So, often the BSc(3 year degrees) have more depth. So, the system is really messed up. That was the case for Comp Sci anyway.

Maybe Imperial is different - if they don't kill you with work.

MSc is only a year. so not a big life changing catastrophe if it goes wrong.

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