What’s the difference between an MSc and MPhil at Oxford, Cambridge, and LSE?

I’m considering applying to these institutions next year for programs in economic policy. I want my degree to play a part in my life, but I don’t want to continue on to doctoral work in the same field.

Which do you think would be more appropriate?

Thanks!

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A few days ago

Tim W

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Actually the MPhils at Oxford and Cambridge are taught degrees. The MPhil degrees tend to be two years long compared to a one year MSc such as Oxford’s MSc in development economics or LSE’s MSc in Local Economic Development. There may be exceptions to this pattern so I suggest you look at the course’s structure and content rather than just it’s degree title.

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