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A lot of talk on UNIs here- sooo where do/did you go and what do/did you study?

RegTheHedgeRegTheHedge Posts: 2,794
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To get the ball rolling

School Of Oriental And African Studies -

Studied - History of South East Asia
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    TheTruth1983TheTruth1983 Posts: 13,462
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    South West College in Enniskillen. I did a HND in Computing.

    I also have an ITIL certification and 2 entry level CCNA certifications.
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    OvalteenieOvalteenie Posts: 24,169
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    St Andrews University - Faculty of Science - BSc :o
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    kiviraatkiviraat Posts: 4,634
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    UHI Orkney- BA Hons Archaeology
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    silentNatesilentNate Posts: 84,079
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    Bournemouth - Accountancy :o

    No, seriously!! :eek:
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    NocturnaliaNocturnalia Posts: 113
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    PhD, Durham University. School of Medicine, Pharmacy and Health.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 1,076
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    University of Kent - Financial economics with econometrics (BSc Hons)

    LSE - Finance and Economics (MSc)
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    NX-74205NX-74205 Posts: 4,691
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    Trinity College, Oxford - MEng in Engineering Science.
    Univeristy of Surrey - EngD in Molecular Modelling and Materials Science.
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    ArcanaArcana Posts: 37,521
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    London - Pooters
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    kiviraatkiviraat Posts: 4,634
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    oh forgot Glasgow University studying Scottish History.
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    jsmith99jsmith99 Posts: 20,382
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    I wish people wouldn't use unusual abbreviations without explaining them - what on earth is a UNI?
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    TakaeTakae Posts: 13,555
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    jsmith99 wrote: »
    I wish people wouldn't use unusual abbreviations without explaining them - what on earth is a UNI?

    Short form of 'university'.
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    NX-74205NX-74205 Posts: 4,691
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    jsmith99 wrote: »
    I wish people wouldn't use unusual abbreviations without explaining them - what on earth is a UNI?

    I thought that too, but then I, like all the others who replied to the thread, realised the OP meant University. Why couldn't you figure that out?
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    edExedEx Posts: 13,460
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    Loughborough - Civil Engineering
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    jrajra Posts: 48,325
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    Polytechnic Of Wales (now University Of Glamorgan) - Mathematics & Computing (B.Sc Hons).
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    ChickenWingsChickenWings Posts: 2,057
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    University of Life.































    Just kidding!

    Currently a third and final year student at the University of York.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 480
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    University of Manchester

    BA hons History and American Studies
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    WanderinWonderWanderinWonder Posts: 3,719
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    RegTheHedge wrote: »
    To get the ball rolling

    School Of Oriental And African Studies -

    Studied - History of South East Asia

    I was quite interested in attending SOAS for a while. Did you enjoy it there?
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    irishfeenirishfeen Posts: 10,025
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    Cork Institute of Technology (CIT) - Civil Engineering (BEng) & Construction Management (Honours)
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    Smithy1204Smithy1204 Posts: 4,352
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    I did a BSc Psychology with Clinical Psychology at University of Kent.

    Now I am doing an MSc Sport & Exercise Psychology at another university, and absolutely loving it. :)
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    rfonzorfonzo Posts: 11,772
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    I am sure this thread came up about a month ago.
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    Alien_SaxonAlien_Saxon Posts: 1,178
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    Bath University - BSc in Accounting and Finance, started in 2001, left in 2003.

    Didn't complete it, hated it, absolutely loved the area/university though and still go back often.
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    cpikey316_cpikey316_ Posts: 1,239
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    University of Glamorgan - Bsc (hons) Chemistry Started 2000
    Cardiff University PGCE (fe) Started 2004
    Aberystwyth university PGDE Secondary (Chemistry with balanced science) Started 2008
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    lemoncurdlemoncurd Posts: 57,778
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    Warwick - Electronics Engineering (MEng)
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    sadmuppetsadmuppet Posts: 8,222
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    University College London - BSc(Hons) Speech Sciences

    Also have an Open University BSc (Hons) Open degree - mainly life/earth sciences

    Now doing an Open University BSc (Hons) in Humanities, specialising in Classics
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    jsmith99jsmith99 Posts: 20,382
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    Takae wrote: »
    Short form of 'university'.

    Shouldn't it have a full stop after it, then? Anyway, what's wrong with the long form?
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