Search the board for WMG. For most students, a course that is designed as a full-time course, with a cohort, will be better. Cranfield also has the benefit of being a well-resourced business school.

What do you want to do with that degree? Tell us a bit about your career goals and maybe we can offer advice.

I want to study supply chain management ,then back to china, to be a retail supplier.work in supply chain department.

If you want to work in China, why not study there? Or look for an international school that has a strong network in China, at the very least.

Hello Kaixin

I am not sure that I can help you with your question or not. But I would say you won't be regret choosing Cranfield. I have some friends studying in this program. They say it is quite tough (Cranfield is a TOUGH college - hardworking and loads of reading) but it offers a program which is highly regarded(you can check the ranking). Also, I think one of a good thing about Cranfield is that the instructors have a connection with the industry experts.

I have no opinion about WMG. But I guess you might want to look into each module of both colleges to compare you feel interested more.

Cheers

I can't emphasize enough that WMG doesn't have the business school's resources, and that the courses are not based on a cohort or a logical progression of courses. It's a buffet of week long modules, leaving you isolated and inactive for most of the year.

Thank you all for your advices，I have paid the deposit to Cranfield university，I will study there