Aerospace engineering: Italy or UK?
Hi everybody,
I'm Italian and I attend my last year of high school in a scientific lyceum in Olbia, Italy and next year I will go for aerospace engineering but still can't decide where:
I'm an offer holder from University of Southampton and Loughborough University while in Italy I can enroll to Politecnico of Milan (PoliMi), having ACT and SAT Subject Test, and, through an admission test to Politecnico of Turin(PoliTo). Two weeks ago I visited University of Southampton and its facilities and I was very impressed by the practical approach to engineering instead of the theoretical approach used in Italy. My top choices are University of Southampton and PoliMi.
Any suggestion?
Thank you
I'm Italian and I attend my last year of high school in a scientific lyceum in Olbia, Italy and next year I will go for aerospace engineering but still can't decide where:
I'm an offer holder from University of Southampton and Loughborough University while in Italy I can enroll to Politecnico of Milan (PoliMi), having ACT and SAT Subject Test, and, through an admission test to Politecnico of Turin(PoliTo). Two weeks ago I visited University of Southampton and its facilities and I was very impressed by the practical approach to engineering instead of the theoretical approach used in Italy. My top choices are University of Southampton and PoliMi.
Any suggestion?
Thank you
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