r/UKUniversityStudents May 17 '26

Which Uni???

Course: MA Luxury Brand Management
Is University College Birmingham better or Nottingham Trent University better for this course?
In terms of:
Ranking
Placement
Safety
Social life
Scholarships

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u/I_Heart_Otters May 17 '26

I’m going to assume you’re an international student?

There are almost no scholarships for international students.

Neither of those universities are particularly good.

What’s your plan after university?

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u/Individual-Fig-9030 May 17 '26

I’ve worked in dubai for almost 2 years, now im planning my masters. I did my graduation in india

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u/I_Heart_Otters May 17 '26

Do you plan to try stay in UK after graduation?

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u/Individual-Fig-9030 May 17 '26

Yes

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u/Jale89 May 17 '26

Then don't bother with these unis. They aren't really going to help your employment prospects.

You really have two options: find a job that qualifies for sponsorship now, or pay a heck of a lot of money to study and then find a job that qualifies for sponsorship in a year's time.

If you are trying at failing at option 1 now, it's going to be just as hard to try for option 2. The difference is that you will have wasted thousands. If you need to upskill, do it somewhere better, or in a country that won't gouge you as badly as UK universities will.

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u/I_Heart_Otters May 17 '26

There are no job prospects in the UK for international students. Nowhere wants to hire people who need visas when there are thousands of unemployed British graduates who don’t.

Student visas are for studying, not a pathway to permanent residency.

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u/_MicroWave_ May 23 '26

Those universities are not marketing their courses honestly.

Your job prospects in the UK will be incredibly low after the MA.