Glasgow Uni Engineering Competitiveness?

Hey,

Which Engineering degree are you looking at with Glasgow? I've just checked and they do have the entry requirements on the degree pages.

the BEng aeronautical engineering course. It has entry requirements but does not say what grades must be achieved as standard and what grades should be achieved in physics and maths.

I can see it says:

A-level Standard Entry Requirements

BEng: AAB – BBB
MEng: AAA

SQA Higher Entry Requirements

BEng: AABB at S5 will be considered. Typically S6 entrants will have AAAAA at Higher. (B at Advanced Higher is equivalent to A at Higher)
MEng: AAAB at S5 will be considered. Typically S6 entrants will have AAAAAA at Higher. (B at Advanced Higher is equivalent to A at Higher)
Additional requirements: Higher Mathematics and Physics or Engineering Science.

SQA Higher Adjusted Entry Requirements* (by end of S5 or S6)

BEng: MD20 – BBBB (also other target groups*)
BEng: MD40 – AABB*
Additional requirements: Higher Mathematics and Physics or Engineering Science. Successful completion of Top-Up or one of our Summer Schools.


I'm sure if you're getting As in Physics and Maths, then you should be fine. Probably worth emailing their department.

It may just be a case that the higher grades (A) will gain you entry on to the integrated masters, but with the lower grades (A and B) you may just be able to enrol on the BEng. However, you can upgrade later on in your degree, subject to how well you do. I'm sure you'll manage with no problems.

They also offer Top-Ups or Summer Schools, if you want to check those out.

Hey guys, is engineering at Glasgow Uni that competitive? like for most of their courses, Strathclyde Uni has AAAB with A Physics A maths. Glasgow however does not post their standard grades anymore but in 2018 it was A/B or B/A maths physics. Will that be enough for nowadays?