Is Mechanical and Materials Engineering BEng a good course to take?
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*International student english level; don't mind the bad english please*
I already have decided to study Mechanical Engineering in University of Birmingham but I came upon with another course in the same university which is Mechanical and Materials Engineering.
The thing is I'm not sure what will be the actual advantages of doing both degrees or if it is really worth it.
http://www.birmingham.ac.uk/undergra...ring-beng.aspx
Is there somebody here that is actually taking the course or have already graduated?
I already have decided to study Mechanical Engineering in University of Birmingham but I came upon with another course in the same university which is Mechanical and Materials Engineering.
The thing is I'm not sure what will be the actual advantages of doing both degrees or if it is really worth it.
http://www.birmingham.ac.uk/undergra...ring-beng.aspx
Is there somebody here that is actually taking the course or have already graduated?
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(Original post by GermanSalcedo)
*International student english level; don't mind the bad english please*
I already have decided to study Mechanical Engineering in University of Birmingham but I came upon with another course in the same university which is Mechanical and Materials Engineering.
The thing is I'm not sure what will be the actual advantages of doing both degrees or if it is really worth it.
http://www.birmingham.ac.uk/undergra...ring-beng.aspx
Is there somebody here that is actually taking the course or have already graduated?
*International student english level; don't mind the bad english please*
I already have decided to study Mechanical Engineering in University of Birmingham but I came upon with another course in the same university which is Mechanical and Materials Engineering.
The thing is I'm not sure what will be the actual advantages of doing both degrees or if it is really worth it.
http://www.birmingham.ac.uk/undergra...ring-beng.aspx
Is there somebody here that is actually taking the course or have already graduated?
I don't really see any disadvantages to taking a course like this because I don't think that the minor element of the degree, in this case materials, will hold you back from mechanical jobs (lots of people out there with mixed degrees working in jobs you would think the minor element would have no relation to), but in some cases it might help you move into a specific area.
And your English is fine.

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