I am currently about to complete my undergraduate degree and I am planning to take a master in real estate.
I am holding offers to do MSc in Real Estate economics and Finance at L.S..E and MpHill in Real Estate Finance at Cambridge. For the time being, I am not planning to continue after that to do PhD.
Which course do you think is better and which one will be more regarded in the business environment?

Any Mphil is very much an "academically' oriented qualification.

Thanks for you quick reply.
The problem is that the University of Cambridge is awarding almost only MpHills’
Do you think that Cambridge university reputation compensate on the MpHill title?

MPhil is considered a 'step above' a masters, not less. It is a research-based course between a Masters and a PhD - you may get taught however this will be less than a traditional Masters course. Cambridge (and Oxford), for institutional reasons offer these rather than MAs/MScs.

go for Cam! my mates told me the course is really good. that's why i decide to go this oct. btw, is anyone else going to do REF at Cam?

Cheers!

I am too interested in joining this course.

Though i came to know about this course a little later, can u please tell whether application for this have ended?

I am basically a civil engineer from India.

Any help wuld be appreicated

I am studying REF at Cambridge commencing Sept this year. Does anybody have any details on the course bar the website? Who else is on the same course?

If you're not intending to go into academia LSE might be the best option. However you also need to bear in mind (at least for home students) their ridiculously high fees!
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Hey guys,

could anyone let me know their 2nd/3rd year subjects and grades for application to the Cam course? I'm very much interested in applying. Also, any current students-how mathsy is it?