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  1. wooderson's Avatar
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    Critical Study Engineering
    Hello, I'm doing a critical study as part of my access course in which I have to do an essay on my chosen subject which is engineering.

    The format of the essay should follow an example such as this "Are antibiotics overused by the NHS? This would be a good example for someone going on to study pharmacology.

    I'm trying to come up with something around engineering and i'm looking for some inspiration, has anyone got any ideas?

    I feel I just need a title/subject that I can run with.

    So far i've thought of

    "Are electric cars a long term solution?"

    "Are the government providing enough incentives to stimulate british manufacturing?"

    If anyone has any other suggestions they would be most welcome.

    Thanks
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    Critical Study Engineering
    It's been a while since you posted and nobody's replied yet...maybe you should check out MarkedbyTeachers.com, TSR's sister site. It has the largest library of essays in the UK.

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