Aeronautical Engineering applicants 2013/14
Hi, I've not seen any threads on the course so just setting it up to see who else has applied/got offers for aeronautical/aerospace engineering to share their feelings on the course and how their applications are going!
I myself will probably be heading to Glasgow uni to do said subject, got an unconditional offer in December!
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Original post by munchen102
Hi, I've not seen any threads on the course so just setting it up to see who else has applied/got offers for aeronautical/aerospace engineering to share their feelings on the course and how their applications are going!
I myself will probably be heading to Glasgow uni to do said subject, got an unconditional offer in December!
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I myself will probably be heading to Glasgow uni to do said subject, got an unconditional offer in December!
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are you looking forward to it?
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are you looking forward to it?
Yes very much so, I'm just looking forward to uni life in general!
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haha will be stressful but fun
are you going to do the MEng?Well I've applied to the beng but I'm under the impression that if your grades are good enough in the first and second year you can get moved up! Are you doing engineering?
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Well I've applied to the beng but I'm under the impression that if your grades are good enough in the first and second year you can get moved up! Are you doing engineering?
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yes you are correct
if you do well in your second year and first you will be given the option to study MEng. I'm applying for mechanical engineering for 2013 entry Original post by a10
yes you are correct if you do well in your second year and first you will be given the option to study MEng. I'm applying for mechanical engineering for 2013 entry
if you do well in your second year and first you will be given the option to study MEng. I'm applying for mechanical engineering for 2013 entry What uni? Yeah I'm really looking forward to it! I'm not sure if you actually require a knowledge of aircraft (which I don't have) haha.
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What uni? Yeah I'm really looking forward to it! I'm not sure if you actually require a knowledge of aircraft (which I don't have) haha.
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haha nahh don't worry about that you will be taught everything
my first choice is Sussex
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haha nahh don't worry about that you will be taught everything
my first choice is Sussex
my first choice is Sussex
That's good!! I can't wait!!
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I'm applying next year 
, just thought I'd stop in and say hi
, just thought I'd stop in and say hi To what unis ?
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I'm thinking of Imperial, UCL, Bath, Bristol, Edinburgh, Southampton and one safety, will have to narrow it down eventually
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I'm thinking of Imperial, UCL, Bath, Bristol, Edinburgh, Southampton and one safety, will have to narrow it down eventually
If you are applying to mechanical engineering in Scotland your better off with Strathclyde uni, although it's not as prestigious it is a far better uni for mechanical engineering! However if it's aeronautical your applying for it should be Glasgow Uni as that's the best for that.
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If you are applying to mechanical engineering in Scotland your better off with Strathclyde uni, although it's not as prestigious it is a far better uni for mechanical engineering! However if it's aeronautical your applying for it should be Glasgow Uni as that's the best for that.
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THanks very much
I don't actually know a great deal about Scottish unis so that really helps Original post by Albino_muffin
THanks very much I don't actually know a great deal about Scottish unis so that really helps
I don't actually know a great deal about Scottish unis so that really helps Yeah well from my knowledge that is true! Strathclyde is mostly famous for it's business and engineering (especially mechanical). However in general Glasgow, Edinburgh and St Andrews are the most prestigious for subjects like physics, maths, chemistry, medicine etc
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Original post by munchen102
Make the most of first year. There won't be as much time in later years.
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Make the most of first year. There won't be as much time in later years.
Do you do this course?
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I'm a 4th year aero student.
What uni? And how did u enjoy the course?
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Original post by munchen102
Bristol and its so and so. The problem with engineering these days is you have to learn EVERYTHING and sometimes you kinda just want to start specializing in something once you've found your passion. You do learn a **** load though. They do keep telling us there is light at the end of the tunnel. I dearly hope so.
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