What is attendance like in UK Business Schools? Are there any hybrid thought masters programs?
Hey guys!
Just a quick question I was wondering about!
What is attendance like in UK Business Schools? I currently live and work in Austria and it will be a bit though moving to the UK, however flights are pretty cheap and Im flexible workwise (I can reduce my hours to 20-25h a week during my masters). Is there any way I might „commute“ to just take the exams, attend some events and socialize with my peers for a week here a and there, but without „fully“ moving to the UK, or is there full attendance in UK masters?
If yes? Are there maybe „hybrid“ tought programs where the lectures are taped or smth and you just come to take the exams? I don‘t wanna do an online-program cause they are still pretty „frowned upon“ but at the same time id like to try to keep my job.
Thank you in advance!
Sorry about the formatting, it got screwed up somehow 😅
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Would be awesome if sb knows something :)
From what I know, most MSc programs are full time. Some masters programs can be part time e.g. LSE MSc Finance (part-time).
Hey man! Thank you very much for your reply!
Full-time as in full-time required attendance?
Cause here in Austria I also did a full-time bachelors, but full-time here refers to the workload. So basically that they expect you to be able to put a full week of work into the studying, but attendance wasnt required.
So I basically had a full week worth of workload, but I didnt need to attend the lectures or I could just rewatch them at home
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