what is the first scottish univesity in the world to offer a degree in computer games technoogy ?
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Abertay launched Scotland's first degree in computer arts, underpinning the creative industries sector that supports 70,000 jobs and contributes more than £5 billion to the national economy
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Try here.....\n\nhttp://www.ntu.ac.uk/careers/staff/index.html
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enrol in a university that offers the course. depends on where you are. in the UK there are about less than 10 universities that offers the course (with it's variations e.g. Marine Technology and Ship Science), namely Universities of Southampton, Plymouth, Glasgow and Strathclyde (with a joint department share by both universities), Southampton Solent, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and University College London (only at MSc level).
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depends where u are, what you know and what you want i suppose. You could try Sandy Gray at Strathclyde Uni.
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Yes! The open university. UK Tel: 0870 333 4340\nE-mail  general-enquires@open.ac.uk
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Edinburgh University is very well thought of both in Scotland (2nd or 3rd best) and in the UK in general (probably top 30), so in terms of choice of establishment I think you've chosen well. I'm not sure how well thought of their archaeology course is though, but unless your planning to become an archaeologist I'm not sure it matters, besides it can't be that bad!\n\nEdinburgh is a really nice city, it's not overly Scottish and is aimed at tourists but I'm sure you'll like it! Scottish people in general are very friendly - your rumour about not liking Americans is indeed a myth! Sure, its amusing to see American tourists wandering around with knee high socks, shorts, and sandals with massive cameras around their neck who don't even try to blend in, but not liking them is a little strong!!\n\nGood luck!
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Moscow State Technical University (MSTU) \nMoskovskiy Gosudarstvennyj Tekhnicheskiy Universitet (MGTU)
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I just graduated from Glasgow Uni and although I am too sick to work I looked into my options. The first was postgrad study and the second was work. \n\nAnyway, I went to a careers place and they said I had to go back to Glasgow Uni to get advice as I just graduated. I picked up some books and started to read. The books were graduate jobs, that are designed for graduates with and without specialised degrees. With Maths, Computing and Accounting you could apply for these jobs and be offered a specailised place based on the fact that you are qualified in these areas.Look out for graduate careers, rather than just jobs. \n\nI think you are asking the wrong question because you were given the wrong advice. For example, microsoft have graduate career jobs. And even if you are not qualified enough, you are probably more qualified than they are asking for and will train you in any area they need to. If you are willing to take any field, then these is so much out there.\n\nGo to any Uni, go to the careers service and ask for books on graduate careers. They are free for graduates to take home and you will be surprised at your options without developing a 'network of contacts'. You see, these jobs are not advertised in the same way as normal jobs, and are only available to graduates.\n\nI know it really isn't answering your question, but it is the answer to the question you should have been asking, had you been given the right information.\n\nHope this helps and good luck.
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Melbourne University\nBond University
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I'd have thought that your best bet would be to take a course through the Open University, their website is here... http://www.open.ac.uk/ \n\nThere's lots of courses available and you can choose the components you want to take from a list of possible options.  To get your degree you normally need to have a total of 360 points and each component module scores 30 or 60 points.\n\nIt's generally recommended that you do no more than 120 points worth of components in any one year and on this basis you'd be looking at 3 years in total.
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Probably MIT, in Massachusetts, USA. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Computer Science degree is the best way to go.\n\nWith additional studies in multi-media and sound engineering.
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Edinburgh has a pretty strong genetics/evolution program. The Charlesworths are there.
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Mmmmm!!\nWhich university is best...i'm not too sure but if you could get an email through to Peter Crouch in the England Football team in Baden-Baden in Germany then he may be able to tell you..\nHe's an expert at Robotics.
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Universities and colleges in Scotland are very different from the United State's educational sector. In there, you are required to pass certain amount of AAA classes (which are basically like AP classes) to enter a program. Also, in Scotland, you don't apply to the college you want to go to, but rather to the specific major/concentration you want to pursue on that college. For example, if you want to study pure mathematics in the Edinburgh University, you apply at their mathematics department, not the college itself. \n\nAs a student here in the UK, I strongly urge you to visit the website below to know more specific information about studying in the United Kingdom (Scotland is a part of United Kingdom).
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Indiana University–Bloomington\nhttp://www.iub.edu/
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