Recognition of 1-year UK MEng by US Aerospace Employers
I'm a US citizen looking at studying the 4-year MEng aerospace engineering program at Imperial College and then coming back to the US for employment. Is the 4-year MEng honored by US employers and treated as equivalent to a standard US MSc program? There's a lot of talk in the forums about it being difficult to work in US aerospace after studying at a UK uni because of citizenship status, but I can't seem to find much on the validity of the degree itself.
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