Before coming here I was searching for a video about life at Cranfield that shows some places around and tells useful information about studying here, but I couldn't find any.. So I decided to make one myself!
0:00 course structure
1:27 csa at halloween
1:44 guy fawkes night
2:11 night view
2:17 dartec tour
2:27 gym
2:39 international day
4:50 little walk
5:10 nearby places by bus
6:20 part-time job as a student ambassador
6:48 my room
7:02 mukbang
7:52 hoka clifton 9 review
9:12 running around campus
10:18 running 23 km
13:12 bday biryani
13:59 little campus detour and general advice
If you're an international student I would strongly advise you to come to study in smaller places like Cranfield because you'll make true friends and stay busy with your studies. If you go to study anywhere like London you will miss the chance to experience something amazing that I believe you can experience only here. But you also gotta be the right person: be open, polite, and interesting to talk with. Although there seems to be nothing special about Cranfield on the outside when you browse through the website or try to find any sort of information, I can confidently say that I loved studying here!
Old Aya would laugh at herself, because for her it was always important to have nice facilities (spoiled NU student) but in the end I have got to realise that it's not what really matters. For the academic and practical content Cranfield was also nice. I had an opportunity to do a group project for Rolex! Cranfield indeed has good ties with industry (companies like Rolls-Royce, Airbus, Porsche, Ferrari regularly sponsor Cranfield research). If you're coming for aerospace major you're coming to the right place but my friend told me that facilities here aren't as good as in Delft (top aerospace uni at Netherlands). And as you have already probably have figured it out, Cranfield also has a good master’s in automotive engineering. Better one in Cambridge. Lastly, Cranfileld management courses are recognized too - they have a one month program of studying in Spain. Definitely do your research before coming!
My major was MSc in Management and Information Systems you can see the course content here: I came from Economics background, course is more than doable you do not have to be scared of not graduating. I would even say NU was more tough.
If you have any more questions about life at Cranfield please let me know! Soon I will be filming another video but it’s gonna be a talking vlog about my thoughts on studying in the UK in general.
Hope it was useful for you or just nice to watch if you have studied here and came across this vlog!
Remember that your experience will depend on you, don’t shy away from things, and be confident in yourself!
And if I learned anything from staying one year in the UK
Cheers!
Love,
Aya Social
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