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Master straight after degree?

Swindon · 2007-12-11 21:48:17

im sure plenty of people have done this but id imagine its alot to take on and most people would go with a break for a while before returning to do their masters? my last year next year and sizeing up a potential masters course...the way i think of it i could end up looking for a job for that year after i finish so may as…

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im sure plenty of people have done this but id imagine its alot to take on and most people would go with a break for a while before returning to do their masters? my last year next year and sizeing up a potential masters course...the way i think of it i could end up looking for a job for that year after i finish so may as well get it over and done with...just wonderin about the workload in general?

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Are you considering doing a taught or research masters?

Edit: I just saw your other thread in the Postgrad forum, whoops

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