Mechanical or Electromechanical Engineering..?
I'm mainly applying for Mechanical Engineering BEng, at the following unis
Nottingham
Aston
Leicester
City
but I am stuck whether to apply for electromechanical at Aston (where I want to go) which has a lower entry tariff than the mech eng course, or to apply for another mech eng course at a different uni.
Is there much different between Electromechanical/Mechanical?
The only different modules in the courses (Aston) are in year 3.
Electromechanical
# Power Systems
# Electroheat
Mechanical
# Thermodynamics & Fluids
# Heat Transfer & Turbomachinery
Is the electromechanical engineering degree less desirable than the other?
Any help is appreciated
Nottingham
Aston
Leicester
City
but I am stuck whether to apply for electromechanical at Aston (where I want to go) which has a lower entry tariff than the mech eng course, or to apply for another mech eng course at a different uni.
Is there much different between Electromechanical/Mechanical?
The only different modules in the courses (Aston) are in year 3.
Electromechanical
# Power Systems
# Electroheat
Mechanical
# Thermodynamics & Fluids
# Heat Transfer & Turbomachinery
Is the electromechanical engineering degree less desirable than the other?
Any help is appreciated
Original post by implicity
I'm mainly applying for Mechanical Engineering BEng, at the following unis
Nottingham
Aston
Leicester
City
but I am stuck whether to apply for electromechanical at Aston (where I want to go) which has a lower entry tariff than the mech eng course, or to apply for another mech eng course at a different uni.
Is there much different between Electromechanical/Mechanical?
The only different modules in the courses (Aston) are in year 3.
Electromechanical
# Power Systems
# Electroheat
Mechanical
# Thermodynamics & Fluids
# Heat Transfer & Turbomachinery
Is the electromechanical engineering degree less desirable than the other?
Any help is appreciated
Nottingham
Aston
Leicester
City
but I am stuck whether to apply for electromechanical at Aston (where I want to go) which has a lower entry tariff than the mech eng course, or to apply for another mech eng course at a different uni.
Is there much different between Electromechanical/Mechanical?
The only different modules in the courses (Aston) are in year 3.
Electromechanical
# Power Systems
# Electroheat
Mechanical
# Thermodynamics & Fluids
# Heat Transfer & Turbomachinery
Is the electromechanical engineering degree less desirable than the other?
Any help is appreciated
Thermodynamics & Fluids all the way
Original post by ABaruwal
So where did you go in the end?
im at aston doing mech eng, and you can transfer to elecmech in 1st and 2nd year if you want.
im at aston doing mech eng, and you can transfer to elecmech in 1st and 2nd year if you want.
I'm at Aston doing mech eng. Not thinking about switching anymore, this post is kinda irrelevant now
. Are you a fresher?
God I'm first year at Notts doing Mech Eng. We do one module in electromech through this year (worth a sixth of the year) and I personally find it hideous compared to the others. Choosing mechanical will usually involve some electromechanical and vice versa. Take moar factors into consideration in your choice.
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