Which unis are campus & RG please?

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I’ve tried googling ‘RG campus universities’ but I get links to one of the other and not both. I know there’s Warwick, Birmingham and Nottingham but where else please? Is Reading?

Bubbles, I am not sure what you are talking about.

I assume piggy’s DCs interest in language is around acquisition not literature. I can’t see why Bath would be any less good than anywhere else. I would prioritise the strength of the business/management/economics.

LSE economics is competitive, but Warwick is equally so.. Indeed Warwick rejected DS who went to LSE instead. Getting into LSE maths would be easier than Warwick. So again I don’t know why you separate Cambridge/LSE. Nor the focus on ‘top’ universities, whatever they are. Employers know what they want. Some will want quants, others will want people with a broader background. Employers, in my experience are not as Oxbridge obsessed as you seem to be, and a good range of Universities offer good, practical or vocational courses that enable new employees to hit the ground running.

No one require FM, so again I am confused. I worded my post carefully. Some economics courses have a high maths content. Having heard from DS about peers who ended up not enjoying their course, my understanding is that for these courses you should be the sort of person who would be comfortable with FM level stuff and capable of getting a high grade. But economics courses vary hugely and it is really only the four I mentioned that have the reputation for being very maths heavy.

St Andrews isn't campus nor RG. Often non RG teaching focused universities can deliver a much better student experience when staff aren't being pulled in 100 different ways and have time to focus on their students.

Stirling too

Dundee is also a Campus Uni