Xin Jian Posted April 19, 2011 Posted April 19, 2011 I am international student and got accepted to read doctoral degree in Computer Science from both universities. Oxford is far more better than King's in terms of international reputation while King's offers a very prestigious scholarship. If go to Oxford,I have to take loan. For research focus, both have the area I am interested in and the Professors from both are very nice and supportive. Which one I choose pick up?? Thanks for your comment!
Bukharan Posted April 19, 2011 Posted April 19, 2011 I am international student and got accepted to read doctoral degree in Computer Science from both universities. Oxford is far more better than King's in terms of international reputation while King's offers a very prestigious scholarship. If go to Oxford,I have to take loan. For research focus, both have the area I am interested in and the Professors from both are very nice and supportive. Which one I choose pick up?? Thanks for your comment! I am not in your field. I don't know your specific circumstances. However, the answer seems kind of obvious to me. You go with the funding. You are deciding between the two premier European universities. King's reputation is barely lesser than that of Oxford. Why would you take 3 years of loans, if King's is giving you a 'prestigious scholarship'? Besides, you will put this full scholarship on your CV - and it will look waaaaay cooler for potential employers than an unfunded degree from Oxford. Now, of course, if you are independently wealthy (you did mention taking out loans... but one never knows) - of course, it doesn't really matter what to choose. But even then... King's, a fantastic university, is offering you full funding!! This sounds like a dream situation to thousands of computer scientists all over the world, no? Anyhow, congratulations on the luxury of choice you have and the very best deciding where to go! KreacherKeeper and Bukharan 2
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