Loughborough, Nottingham or Manchester?

Hi,
I am planning to complete my master's degree in the UK. And there are 3 universities (loughbrough,Nottingham, Manchester)which I’ve found that offering the same course about renewable energy and I don’t know which one to choose. I would appreciate any advice on choosing the best one.

Manchester. Probably good prospects with good learning.

I’ve heard that people in the city of Manchester are quite racist, especially about Muslims. Do you think it’s true?
and what’s about living there, is it too expensive?

Manchester as a whole isn’t bad or racist, some individual citizens of Manchester might be a little, but you could meet a few unintelligent people anywhere in the world. Manchester is a big northern city, and quite a bit cheaper to live in than anywhere near London. compare the size of this department with the other two universities offering.. Check if the course offering between your three choices differs , which is closer to your own interests?

I like to focus on the positive, so you should seriously consider this group at L’boro, Centre for Renewable Energy Systems Technology, CREST www.lboro.ac.uk/research/crest/
I have met quite a few members of the Crest team, and they are very professional.
https://www.lboro.ac.uk/research/crest/people/

Note that they run a quality assured photovoltaic laboratory, and they have 25 years experience

Over 25 years of PV research excellence, a meticulous characterisation of the measurement infrastructure and comprehensive uncertainty analyses culminated in CREST establishing the UK’s only accredited photovoltaic calibration laboratory: The CREST Photovoltaic Measurement and Calibration Laboratory (CPVMCL).

CPVMCL is UKAS (United Kingdom Accreditation Service) accredited to ISO/IEC 17025:2005 for the calibration of photovoltaic cells, modules and pyranometers.



Ma’as’salamah