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OU Psychology Degree- Masters in other Universities

invadernim · 2007-01-09 16:12:25

Just wondering how easy or difficult as the case may be to do a masters degree in other universities if you do a degree with the OU. Obviously it would depend on how good a degree you got but was just wondering if it makes any difference when applying for a masters that you are coming from a degree from the OU degree and…

09-01-2007 4:12pm

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invadernim

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Just wondering how easy or difficult as the case may be to do a masters degree in other universities if you do a degree with the OU. Obviously it would depend on how good a degree you got but was just wondering if it makes any difference when applying for a masters that you are coming from a degree from the OU degree and not through an Irish university.

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#2 10-01-2007 12:16am

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It's no different than if you had done your undergrad in a 'regular' uni in the UK.
They'll ask for academic transcripts same as they would for anyone else, so they can gauge the standard of your work. The OU is very highly regarded, it's in the top 5 best uni's in the UK.

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