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if you do not have any working experience, but prefer to study either MA or MSc marketing, I would like to suggest you to think about the subject itself by perhaps read Kotler textbook in English version (not the translated one) before make decision on which University. then considering course outline from each Uni alongside the Text. It may give you some idea about what you will gain from each university.
Another thing you have to consider is English education system is mostly based on assignment and group work esp. in business management courses. You will have load of assignment both idividual and group works. Without any experience is very difficult to apply the theories and understand them, which is the most important thing for study Master degree. Almost exam questions will ask you to apply the theories you have learnt, so it would be easier if you have work experience that related to the subject. However, I was the one who studied MBA without any working experience I had to work very hard to catch up with friends. I was study MBA in Thailand but it is international courses. I think it was not as hard as studying here because all the questions still related to Thai culture. But here, it related to UK or European culture, economic. Imagine trying to sell something to someone who we do not really know them. As an international studying marketing (PhD), I think it is very difficult.
Another thing you may have to think about, English, reaching minimum requirement or even more does not say that you will feel comfortable in class or group discussion. I'm here almost 3 years, still have problems esp writing skills ... too bad for me. You may be better than me.
Good luck for your choice, I would recommend Bath (for B2B marketing) and Bristol (MA marketing) if you'd like, both are very good. I'm in Bath. Burmingham (MA marketing) is also the one I'm thinking about.
P.S. I suggest Kotler because it is one of the most famous Author in Marketing management.
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