Thanks for all the replys.

Has anybody here done a Masters in Politics at either city University or Royal Holloway?

I've checked If your a member of one of the UCL colleges or undertaking a PHD or Mphil them its free to use senate house otherwise you pay a fee.

In general in undertaking A masters do you need to spend a lot of time in other Libraries. This would get expensive travelling from Egham to central London.

Thank for your reply. I'm in my early 30's heading back to UNI so I'm not that concerned about the social life. I've looked at the tables etc but they all say that they are not accurate for post grads.

I've been offered two Masters:

City University - MA International Politics
Royal Holloway - Msc in Democracy, Politics and Governance.

I need to decide between the two ASAP - Any Advice would be very welcome