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Erasmus for Economics & Maths TSM

Cian59 · 2012-03-07 23:10:25

Has anyone successfully managed to go abroad for half a year while keeping both economics and maths?? I.e. without going to patern C. Any info would be greatly appreciated

07-03-2012 11:10pm

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Has anyone successfully managed to go abroad for half a year while keeping both economics and maths?? I.e. without going to patern C. Any info would be greatly appreciated

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#2 10-03-2012 5:01am

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Cian59 wrote: »

Has anyone successfully managed to go abroad for half a year while keeping both economics and maths?? I.e. without going to patern C. Any info would be greatly appreciated

A few years ago, a couple of TSM economics and mathematics students went abroad for their JS year.

I wonder, is it possible for TSM economics students to go abroad for half a year, as opposed to a full year, given that BESS modules are, AFAIK, year-long?

On the mathematics side, it seems to me that it might be easier to go abroad on ERASMUS in Hilary Term rather than Michaelmas Term - given that Michaelmas Term modules are usually prerequisites for Hilary Term modules.

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