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Hi every1
In the future I would like to be an aeronautical engineer.
However I think I made a mistake when applying to uni. 4 of my 6 choices (QMUL, Southampton, Loughborough, Imperial) are accredited by the Royal Aeronautical Society but my other 2 choices (Nottingham and Brunel) are not.
If I end up going to Nottingham or Brunel, do you think it would affect my career goals as these are not accredited by the Royal Aeronautical Soceity?
EDIT: Nottingham and Brunel are accredited by Institute of Mechanical Engineers. But is having a degree accredited by the Royal Aeronautical Society better than having a degree accredited by Institute of Mechanical Engineers since I want to to become an Aeronautical Engineer?
In the future I would like to be an aeronautical engineer.
However I think I made a mistake when applying to uni. 4 of my 6 choices (QMUL, Southampton, Loughborough, Imperial) are accredited by the Royal Aeronautical Society but my other 2 choices (Nottingham and Brunel) are not.
If I end up going to Nottingham or Brunel, do you think it would affect my career goals as these are not accredited by the Royal Aeronautical Soceity?
EDIT: Nottingham and Brunel are accredited by Institute of Mechanical Engineers. But is having a degree accredited by the Royal Aeronautical Society better than having a degree accredited by Institute of Mechanical Engineers since I want to to become an Aeronautical Engineer?
I'm not entirely sure about Brunel but in Nottingham the degree is accredited but it is not by the RAeS - it is IMechE who accredit their degree as their degree really isn't a full Aerospace/Aeronautical Engineering degree. It's just a Mechanical Engineering degree with a few more modules of Aero thrown in too (or at least that is what a lecturer there told me). If you do choose to go there then you will not be disadvantaged - you will still get an MEng/BEng and it will be accredited by the IMechE.
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