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Larry Gopnik
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Hello all,
I presume that this is the best place to ask.
I'm currently doing my undergraduate degree in Physics. I'm in the UK and taking an MPhys(Hons) which is a four year course of an integrated Bachelors and Masters instead of the conventional Bsc of 3 years (I understand that they are 4 years abroad). They're normal here and accepted for PhDs here. However - I want to do my PhD abroad. All the universities (mainland Europe) I have looked at don't mention MPhys (I understand why - they don't even do them). Has someone else been through this problem?
I've sent a few emails out and they're relatively unhelpful, I've even been forwarded to some countries government as the university has no idea what to do in this scenario.
What's the best way of doing this - do I just give in and do a separate Masters? Do I send grovelling emails asking them to take me on?
I don't know...
Thanks in advance
I presume that this is the best place to ask.
I'm currently doing my undergraduate degree in Physics. I'm in the UK and taking an MPhys(Hons) which is a four year course of an integrated Bachelors and Masters instead of the conventional Bsc of 3 years (I understand that they are 4 years abroad). They're normal here and accepted for PhDs here. However - I want to do my PhD abroad. All the universities (mainland Europe) I have looked at don't mention MPhys (I understand why - they don't even do them). Has someone else been through this problem?
I've sent a few emails out and they're relatively unhelpful, I've even been forwarded to some countries government as the university has no idea what to do in this scenario.
What's the best way of doing this - do I just give in and do a separate Masters? Do I send grovelling emails asking them to take me on?
I don't know...
Thanks in advance