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> > Professor Marotzke, who was one of the leading members of the graduate > > teaching program at Southamton, has now moved to the US. Does this > > mean that the US and the UK are similar? > Everyone knows you choose a graduate school based on the quality of the > school's football team. By that metric, given the current BCS rankings > you would want to go to: Very funny....but no one has attempted to answer my original question: >Can anyone give me some comparisons between US and UK graduate programs? I'll try to provoke readers here a bit more. I found the listing of PhD topics at SOC more carefully and consistently written than those found at any of the US schools of oceanography web sites I've visited. http://www.soes.soton.ac.uk/graduate/admissions/projects/?link=make_list.php&type=subject Does this level of openness and detail portend a superior graduate student experience? Or is does this indicate rigid, PI-defined research topics with little chance of influence by the graduate student? - ER
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