Need help choosing Uni.
Coming straight to the point, I'm holding two conditional offers for Fall 2026 and I’m pretty confused about which one to choose:
MSc Medical Affairs at King's College London
MSc Clinical Pharmacology at University of Glasgow
A bit of context: I received no scholarship from King’s, while Glasgow offered me a £5,000 scholarship. Tuition and overall costs are obviously an important factor for me.
Background: I’m an MBBS graduate from India with clinical experience and some pharmacovigilance exposure. My long-term goal is to build a career in the UK with good employability and sponsorship prospects, potentially in pharma/medical affairs-related roles.
Right now I’m leaning toward Glasgow because the tuition is lower, I got a scholarship, and I feel the course modules match my interests better. But King’s also has the “brand value” and direct Medical Affairs angle, which makes me second-guess myself.
Would appreciate honest opinions from people in pharma/UK academia or anyone who has done either course. Which would you pick and why?