University of Cranfield thread

I study business management before and sport for my bachelor degree.
I agree for the reputation of warwick but Cranfield is well known among employer, I talk to alumni from Cranfield and Warwick on both side they were happy and unhappy.
The reputation is not everything and some students from warwick were complaining about the career service as well as a friend who did her master in marketing there.
Also the cranfield master in management is based on some similar aspect than the MBA which is well reputed in other country and well ranked in the UK.
I applied to the master of consultancy in leeds, and warwick, and Cranfield and at the end I'm convince that Cranfield is the best choice (but this is my point of view). The internship is for me mandatory.

I agree to it, thats the only point which makes cranfield better than warwick, are you in touch with any current student so one can get a better perspective of it.

But as my professors who are itself from UK, preferred Warwick over Cranfield, as Warwick is after Oxbridge and other well known B-Schools.

Thanks

Well you could ask them to put you in touch with current students or you could do like me, I just went on Facebook and linkdln and ask them this way they were no chance that this been prepared .

I studied in London for a part of my bachelor, I felt like they were no real connection between students. I talk to several curent students and they all say the same, they feel that they are building strong bong with other students.
Canfield is focus on personal development and it's important if you intend to work in a stressful and challenging environment

I think it's both really good school but it's an investment as well, at the end I couldn't imagine myself paying 28k with no scholarships on the line. Plus if you need to get a job faster after graduation you better choose the one with the best rate of employment as well.

I totally agree, I have actually got in a scholarship of 50% from Warwick, but thats not the reason why i am convinced towards its course and yeah its theoretical mostly if compared with cranfield. I have got in offers, i will take time to decide which one to finalise with in. Yes at the moment Cranfield has the best careers service in UK.

Well to be honest Cranfield was my first choice, so when I got the offer the other schools didn't matter anymore. I can lost attention easily that's why when I heard that the course wasn't to theoretical, I was even more convince lol.
It's hard to choose, at the end but keep in mind it just tool and step towards your career goal.
Whatever you choose you will not regret it, just make some research....
keep me posted

Does anybody know when I can expect to hear about accomodations, which I applied for?

Does anybody know when I can expect to hear about accomodations, which I applied for?

Hi! I have applied for an Aerospace MSc 11 weeks ago. Soon it will be three months since I have sent my application and I still haven't had any answer! It's starting to be a very long time and I don't know what to do. Is anyone in the same condition? Is this common or it is a bad sign? I don't want to be annoying to them asking for some feedback, so I think I won't write an email, but I am a little worried. Any advice? Thank you!

Hello to everybody! I'd like to ask some questions:
1 how can I be sure that I'm able to apply to Cranfield? I'm studying industrial production engineering in Politecnico of Milan and I'm not sure it's a compatible undergraduate.
2 Which is the difference between CFD, Aerodynamics MSC and Advanced Motorsport Engineering MSC? I'd prefer the first and the second. (I've read the modules' courses on the official site but I'm still confused).
3 Is it possible to get a room in Fedden House? Which are the requirements? How does it work?
Thanks to everybody. Bye =)

Anyone attending the MSc Finance & Management this year? I am interested in this programme, so I am curious about your background (professional & academic) and your plans after graduation. I am also considering applying here (at some point).

Do you think career services are good? Company visits? Networking? Good investment banking opportunities after?

Thanks in advance!

Hello! I have one offer for air transport management in Loughborough and another one for airport planning in Cranfield.
I feel that the first msc has better job prospects but I'm not sure. However my main concern is if Loughborough has better reputation than Cranfield, as it has an undergraduate program in air transport and is well ranked in most rankings. On the other hand, Cranfield seems to be more popular among employers.
What do you think? Thanks!

hello again, today i was offered for the MSc in Aersopace Manufacturing. Does anyone know how is the course or job prospects? I also have offers for MSc in Aerospace Engineering in Manchester Uni and Swanse Uni, which course of the three would you chose?

Thanks in advanced!

Hi Congrats on your offers, all are really good schools, you should contact currents students and alumni of all schools, also make some research regarding the ranking of this particular course. I applied for a course at manchester too so I know that's it's a really good school too. You should also have a look at the course and module you like the most that might helps.
I know that the career service at cranfield is really good.
hope this help

I've currently received a conditional offer letter from Cranfield University for MSc in Advanced Mechanical Engineering for Sept 2022 intake. I wish to know from a student's perspective the difficulty of the course and the exams. Also, I want to know whether it would be beneficial to complete any value-added online certificate courses from websites like Coursera or Udemy, which would enable me to understand the modules in a better way