Where should I study abroad in the UK?

Question

I'm an American planning on studying psychology at either the University of Glasgow or Queen Mary, University of London next spring, but I can't decide which one. I've been to London twice before and loved it, but I've never been to Glasgow. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks!

Answer 1

Try to visit this site, you may find some information on study abroad in UK:

http://summer-study-abroad-program.blogs...

Answer 2

Lol none of them:P stay in America or go to Canada or... go to a less busy city which is cheaper to study in and still have some of the best Univerisities in the EU, like Cardiff, Edinburgh, Bristol(yes they are some of the biggest cities in the U.K.  but nothing preperd to London and Glasgow). Cardiff is an amazing city! when i was in NYC on holiday was taking to some people in a resturant who went to Cardiff and London and they said Cardiff has got everything London has but just smaller and eiser to get around! but hey your choice,its much cheaper to study out of the 3 biggest cities in Britain.

Answer 3

I agree that London is the best place to study psychology but that doesnt stop you from visiting Glasgow from time to time.

Glasgow has a lot to offer, friendly people, great clubs, pubs and eating places. The architecture is a rich mix of Elizabethan, Georgian and modern. A must see is Macintosh.

His style is world reknown. There is also a great wealth of Art in Glasgow...so diverse theres something for everyone to appreciate....See you soon...............

Answer 4

Oh, goodness, what a choice! To be honest, myself, I'd go to London. London is an amazing city, and it's one heck of a place to be a student. Glasgow is also really, really cool, but London is LONDON.

I don't think you can really go wrong with either one, but, you know, LONDON! :winks:

Answer 5

I would choose Glasgow but then I'm Scottish so slightly biased, I just find that London smells funny and Glasgow is so cheap to live compared to London. I love the Glaswegian people they are awesome for a night out and Glasgow is really cosmopolitan these days.

plan to do my post doc at Glasgow :)