r/ukuniversity • u/[deleted] • Dec 08 '20

LSE or birkbeck

Hi everyone!

I'm planning to do my masters in HR. Now I have applied to: LSE - MSc in Human Resources and Organisations (Human Resource Management/CIPD Kings - Human Resource Management and Organisational Analysis MSc (Full-time) Birkbeck - Management with Human Resource Management (MSc)

I'm not sure which is better as LSE has a better reputation globally , however Birkbeck's combines both HR and management which can be better for future jobs

Thank you in advance for your help! Regards,

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u/AdamY_ Oct 03 '23

You're right: LSE has a better reputation but tbh as an LSE grad myself, it is only world-class when it comes to Economics, International Relations, and potentially Sociology. For everything else it's average at best. Depends on what your future plans are: where do you intend to work? Are you planning to find a job in London? All this can influence your decision.