@@ishpatel3821 I haven't unfortunately, all my friends who've applied for engineering and all the engineering applicants I've talked to on discord servers have taken it. If you are in a position to take Further Maths, you should because it will introduce you to stuff you'll be learning in 1st year so it'll make the start a little less painful from what I've heard.
Hey Sagar, love your videos keep them coming! Applied to ICL, Bristol, Bath, Leeds and Sheffield. Waiting to hear back from Imperial as to whether or not I've been accepted for interview after the admissions test (nightmare fuel so idk if I'll be getting an offer). Only actual offer I've received thus far is Sheffield and Sheffield and ICL both boast lots of choice of modules and also very computational modules for their aero courses which is my kind of thing. Currently tossing up between Bristol and Sheffield as to which one I'll put as firm if I get no offer from ICL. Would you say connections to industry are more important than course structure (UoB isn't necessarily bad but no electives until masters year, same for Bath and Leeds). Does Sheffield have good ties with Airbus. Also when do you have to choose between Aeromechanics and Avionics for the Sheffield course? Just slightly worried as both sound kind of cool and I don't want to necessarily close doors for myself.
Heyy, how diverse would you say the course was in terms of students? Like how did the amount of girls to boys compare? I’m considering Sheffield for aeronautical engineering and was just wondering. Used to being one of only a few girls in my classes, but is that reflected in uni too?
There are more guys to girls within the course, I would say the ratio was around for every 15 guys there was 1 girl so it wasn't the best however, I do think it has improved since my cohort. One of my course mates Maisie has a blog about her experience being a women in aerospace so you could get in touch with her via -> 2sistersinstem.com/ She may be able to give you a good idea of what life's like being a girl at uni in aerospace.
Hi Sagar, I am currently studying Aerospace Engineering at the University of Sheffield. I wanted to ask for your advice about doing masters from other top ranked universities in the UK, like Imperial College London. So would you suggest me to consider doing master's from other uni or just stay at Uni of Sheffield?
If I didn't do an MEng I would have considered doing a masters at a different uni like Imperial. Though you will have to go through the process of re-applying plus you won't benefit from the discount Sheffield will give you to continue to study for masters there. But going to imperial will open more doors to you. Just a reminder living in London is expensive so if you've got the cash to do it I would.
hi sagar, Your aerospace related content has been really informative for me thus I really appreciate all the vids. Personally The top universities in the UK for international students have really high fees ranging from 25k+ and there requirements are too high which is expected, I personally did BTEC extended diploma in aeronautical engineering which is accepted as a requirement but most of these universities are asking A levels included with it.. which I don't have since I did the BTEC course. I am thinking to apply to University of west England, Bristol as my first preference for aerospace engineering , Do you have any idea about this university personally ? and in general what would you recommend me to do. Thankyou
I can tell this is a good video because I studied BSc at University of South Wales and the uni WAS UTTERLY HORRIBLE, never even consider USW for you aerospace degree because is was a scam. The “hangar” was in fact just as showcase room for the HR to say they had practicals but in reality the students were burly allowed to touch the plane. The uni bubble wrapped the. Students constantly and no encouragement what so ever. I did my EASA B1.1 course in a Swedish equivalent to A-Levels and the 3 years I was there we were always encouraged to work on the various plane types they had. The name of that school is Flygteknisk centre in Ljungbyhed, Scania, Swedish.
what do you think of engineering at Warwick university ? its overall ranking is quite good but i've heard warwick is not the best for engineering many thanks
Yeh Warwick is an interesting one as I know they excel in Maths especially however, for engineering I've not heard a lot about them. Although they do have some great student led projects like Wawrick Hyperloop
Chose the top picks with Bristol, Bath, Sheffield and Southampton besides Camb, Imperial and Glasgow. I chose Birmingham instead as my extra choice since from what I’ve seen it seems better as a uni. You seemed to just justify Glasgow with industry and not the uni itself so idk. I’m not too fussed about being directly around industry during the degree since studying is gonna be the most important thing obviously Cambridge general engineering was kinda off putting. I’ve considered it until now but nah considering my passion for aero Imperial would seem ideal but 3A*’s is just extreme along with them not caring about section A eng lang gcse but section B instead
Thank you for this video! I am currently thinking of applying for Uni of Liverpool and also uni of Southampton as I want to pursue avionics. Is University of Liverpool a good choice?
Hi Sagar! I've received offers from Uni of Leeds, Sheffield and Loughborough for BEng Aerospace Engineering and awaiting responses from Bath and Manchester. Which of these would you suggest for this course? Thanks :)
I mentioned a number of these in the video, I suppose it depends on what you're aiming to get out of your uni experience so it really comes down to your preference. They are all great universities however as i talked about each offer a slightly different aspect.
Hey Sagar, I'm from India and have been thinking about applying to a UK uni for aerospace eng. Since A Levels are required for uni admission , will my 12 th grade studies in India(ISC Syllabus) be enough of a qualification ? P.S. Do you think Aerospace Eng. at Uni. of Manchester is good?
Hey Aakansh, I don't know about if your qualifications will be enough, but you can check out university admission pages for each course and check or you can email the universities your question they will be more helpful. In terms of Uni of Manchester, yes it is a great university though I'd say the ones I've listed are where I'd go to if I were to pick a university to study at in the near future. I know Sheffield and Manchester have the same entry requirements so I'd pick Sheffield over Manchester.
@@SA64R ok , but some of the universities you mentioned either have only aeronautical eng. at undergraduate level and aerospace eng. at masters level??
Hey Sagar, help me with this! I have received offers from both the Bristol and the Sheffield Universities for the aerospace engineering course. Which one should I go for?? Also, will there be an year in industry opportunity if I wish to study at Bristol coz they have mentioned in the offer that it is a 3 year course?
I'd say check with Bristol whether they do have year in industry because if you go to Bristol, you'll be very close to the aero companies in the UK so could do internships in your holidays very easily. If they don't offer YII Sheffield is an amazing choice since there are a plethora of student engineering projects to build your practical skills.
Thanks for subscribing! I'd say there is enough free time to spend time with friends and play sports, however it is important to note that it is an intense course and will require you to work efficiently. So if you plan your time well and are strict with yourself and tell yourself you need to get work done and do it, you will be fine and have a great uni work/ life balance.
I'd say it was tricky given I hadn't done an internship and it is often companies want experience in industry however, I was heavily involved in large student projects which helped my case of being practically capable.
Hey I am a CBSE student aspiring to pursue aerospace. What should be my priorities so that I can pursue from UK? and are there job options in the universities to sustain myself financially up in the UK?
I don't really have an answer for you since I haven't moved from India to the UK I was actually born and raised in the UK so not really sure what to tell you to be honest. It may also be challenging to an international to break into aerospace as you'll likely be limited to civilian aerospace roles which will reduce the jobs available to you.
Hey Sagar I'm an 4th year Aerospace U.G from India could you please suggest how good is isae supaero there ? and what would be the chances & requirements as per your personal knowledge to pursue master's their.
Is university of loverpool not worth mentioning here? Im actually so so confused i was actually planning to go for uni of liverpool for aerospace engineering with pilot studies but im not surr of how good the aero department is there, I have given thought to go for other unis ( such as bristol or leeds) but only uni of Liverpool has the course that i want ( aerospace engineering with pilot studies) but i dont know if its a good uni for that and about placement and all Plz plz reply to do this!!
Hi Sagar, I'm from Hong Kong and just got an offer from Swansea Uni for aerospace engineering. Because I'm not familiar with UK uni whether I should studying there, I wanted to ask for your advice about it. Consisder studying aerospace eng, P.S. Do you think Aerospace Eng at Swansea uni is good ?
Swansea is a good university, it's not a Russell group university which is the "Ivy League" of unis in the UK but it isn't bad. As long as you gain practical experience from internships etc you will be fine.
Hi there. I have just graduated from Uni of Leeds with an integrated Masters in Aerospace Engineering and am now working as a graduate in the aerospace sector. If anyone has a question about the uni, course or Leeds itself then just drop a comment and I’ll get back to you :)
@@janna5086 this is a viable and popular option I believe, becoming an aircraft technician isn’t so common but a lot of grads go into areas such as aerodynamic and structural analysis and well as generic systems eng areas.
Hii, i want to pursue a bachelor degree on aerospace engineer in university if glasgow but i am afraid of the cost of living for international students as i am from singapore?
Hi planning to study aero, offers from Imperial, Bristol, Bath and Birmingham(safe choice) so its nice to see I chose most of them right. Rejected by Cambridge btw if wondering my 5th choice
how is manchester not here? just wondering I live in Manchester and their new engineering department is impressive, arent they like 4th after imperial and Oxbridge for engineering, not only that but theyve been the most targeted uni my top employers in the uk consistently
www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk/league-tables/rankings/aeronautical-and-aerospace-engineering www.theguardian.com/education/ng-interactive/2022/sep/24/best-uk-universities-for-aerospace-engineering-league-table Has been dropping off
I've just moved to London as a grad and it is very expensive to live here. I cannot imagine being here as a student. I have realised that most people who study in London are either from London or have very wealthy parents to cope with the high living costs. So I'd say only really study in London if you are to go to a top uni like imperial as otherwise, it isn't worth the high living costs. Also if you have to work part-time to be able to pay rent etc it may be too much along side your intense degree.
would be cool tbh, I'd say aerospace is already quite a mixed degree, it was at Sheffield anyway we did modules from most other courses as well as our core aero modules.
Hey sagar it would be great if you reply... So i will be moving to canada in august and will be studying computer and information systems... However i have wanted to study aerospace engineering since 10 th grade but things didn't work out so i wanted to ask you that after completing my bachelor's in canada can i move to london for my masters in aerospace engineering. And Will there be a problem in finding jobs after completion of my masters.
I'm not 100% sure how easy it will be for you to do a masters in aerospace engineering after having done a under grad in software. At the university I studied at to do a masters in Aerospace Engineering the requirement is as follows: '2:1 BEng degree in Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, Automatic Control Systems Engineering or Electrical and Electronic Engineering' This isn't to say you can't work for an aerospace company as a software engineer
What do u think of Master of Science Advanced Aerospace Technologies department of Interdisciplinary Programmes in Engineering in sheffield uni. Vs master of aerospace engineering at glasgow uni
I can only speak for the course at Sheffield since I have studied there but what I can tell you is that the lecturers are very talented and globally renowned. The equipment available at Sheffield is very very good, so you do have the opportunity to gain practical experience.
Hi i'm applying to do aerospace at icl, bristol, southampton, manchester and sheffield. However i would really like to go into the space industry. Is it worth applying to glasgow for the links to the space industry or would it still be possible to break into the industry from another uni?
I'd say all the universities you've applied for will have links to the space industry, I know Sheffield has close links to Skyrora for example. However, if one day you want to reach out to one of the engineers in Skyrora and meet them for coffee in Edinburgh it may be easier if you're based in Glasgow than if you were in London. Does that make more sense?
@@SA64R Ah excellent. Skyrora is a big aspiration of mine, I love their work and where they are located, its a beautiful part of the world. I'm seriously considering sheffield now because they are one of the few unis that offer a year in industry without having to do a full masters degree, which means I would be able to choose a different postgrad uni if I choose to do so. How difficult would you say it is to break into the space industry as an engineer?
@@noonesherem8782 Yeh links at Sheffield are great, I actually presented some of the projects at Sheffield to the CEO of Skyrora! I'd say it is pretty difficult since there are no large space companies in the UK so they have no time to train you on the job so you'll need exceptional skills obtained via internships or student projects. But it's not impossible.
@@SA64R quality. Thanks for the insights, I'll bear that all in mind! Hopefully the UK space industry booms over the next decade and opens up more jobs for people like myself haha.
Hello Sagar Bhaiya!! I want to pursue Aerospace Engineering but due to pounds(fees), I'm a bit confused about whether to choose USA or UK. Please help. USA - MIT, Georgia Tech UK - Imperial College of London, University of Leeds Some of my choices.
For the aerospace scene, I'd say the USA has a lot more career options after graduating, plus the salary for engineers over there are much higher than in the UK. I'm not sure about the fees in the USA for an international but I suspect they're a bit higher than in the UK. So I guess it comes down to do you have the money for the USA or not. If you do great, go to the USA.
@@toptech148 Heyy, I've been promoted to class 12 this year only, so I'll be investing this whole year in planning. Can't really tell which college will I chose or which college will choose me!!
Hey out of these which do you think is the best option for undergraduate aerospace engineering students: Uni of Manchester, Un of Bristol, Uni of Nottingham or Uni of Bath since I've got accepted to all of them.
Bath, currently, it is ranked as the 2nd best university for aerospace engineering in the UK. Source: www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk/league-tables/rankings/aeronautical-and-aerospace-engineering
heyy, I am planning to do aerospace engineering from india but am currently in uk doing my electrical engineering level-3, i did my ICSE and CBSE in india, and now i got offers from top universities like manchester, sheffield and leeds, but due to financial circumstances, i am not able to take any of those, and likely to choose sheffield hallam as thats the only option we can afford to, so what do you think about sheffield hallam??how good should i do in the university ??please do leme know about the oppurtunities please
Hi, @Ashiffa Sherin, I'm also applying to the UK. Sheffield halam is a good uni, but please take Manchester if you got an offer. It can open so many doors for you in future
@ashiffasherin bro can you tell me after you did your 12th class (Cbse ) was your admission procedure easy ... ? Or difficult I mean to say that do the Uk unis see this certificate with good perception or not ?
I’d say the best thing to do would be to try and apply to universities to study that degree and if you get in excellent if not try and figure out why they rejected you.
I think there is a margin, however, I have no clue how lenient exactly they are. Though I know people have gotten in with lower than recommended requirements.
Hii, i want to pursue a bachelor degree on aerospace engineer in university if glasgow but i am afraid of the cost of living for international students as i am from singapore?
I'd say try and figure out how much it will cost to live there, so make a spreadsheet and include prices like rent, transport (e.g bus fares if needed), also you find find cost of groceries online so you can try and quantify how much the cost of living is. In essence be like an engineer, find out the information you can and make an educated decision, on whether or not you can afford it.
It's pretty good, one of my friends has studied that there and he has told me that it is pretty similar to Sheffield (where I studied) however, it was inferior when it came to student engineering projects.
The ones I mentioned here are also great for mechanical, however one that wasn't mentioned here University of Manchester is great for Mech Eng as well.
It is a well known and prestigious uni for sure, and has a well established engineering dept, but in terms of specifically for aerospace it isn't on the league table specifically for aerospace. But I'd say that's not too much of an issue as the rest of the uni and eng dept as a whole is suppose to be really good.
Thanks for this mate
Nearly Everyone who applied to Imperial for aerospace got 4A* for offers this year : (
I don't doubt! haha
I luckily got an 3A* A offer!
@@tigershark2328 Do you know anyone that has an offer without studying further maths A level?
@@ishpatel3821 I haven't unfortunately, all my friends who've applied for engineering and all the engineering applicants I've talked to on discord servers have taken it. If you are in a position to take Further Maths, you should because it will introduce you to stuff you'll be learning in 1st year so it'll make the start a little less painful from what I've heard.
Hey Sagar, love your videos keep them coming! Applied to ICL, Bristol, Bath, Leeds and Sheffield. Waiting to hear back from Imperial as to whether or not I've been accepted for interview after the admissions test (nightmare fuel so idk if I'll be getting an offer). Only actual offer I've received thus far is Sheffield and Sheffield and ICL both boast lots of choice of modules and also very computational modules for their aero courses which is my kind of thing. Currently tossing up between Bristol and Sheffield as to which one I'll put as firm if I get no offer from ICL. Would you say connections to industry are more important than course structure (UoB isn't necessarily bad but no electives until masters year, same for Bath and Leeds). Does Sheffield have good ties with Airbus. Also when do you have to choose between Aeromechanics and Avionics for the Sheffield course? Just slightly worried as both sound kind of cool and I don't want to necessarily close doors for myself.
Heyy, how diverse would you say the course was in terms of students? Like how did the amount of girls to boys compare? I’m considering Sheffield for aeronautical engineering and was just wondering. Used to being one of only a few girls in my classes, but is that reflected in uni too?
There are more guys to girls within the course, I would say the ratio was around for every 15 guys there was 1 girl so it wasn't the best however, I do think it has improved since my cohort. One of my course mates Maisie has a blog about her experience being a women in aerospace so you could get in touch with her via -> 2sistersinstem.com/ She may be able to give you a good idea of what life's like being a girl at uni in aerospace.
make a video on top aerospace university in germany for international students as studying there is less costly
Hello, thanks for your feedback. I’m wondering if the University of Surrey (Guildford) is a good destination to study Aerospace Engineering😅.
Hi Sagar, I am currently studying Aerospace Engineering at the University of Sheffield. I wanted to ask for your advice about doing masters from other top ranked universities in the UK, like Imperial College London. So would you suggest me to consider doing master's from other uni or just stay at Uni of Sheffield?
If I didn't do an MEng I would have considered doing a masters at a different uni like Imperial. Though you will have to go through the process of re-applying plus you won't benefit from the discount Sheffield will give you to continue to study for masters there. But going to imperial will open more doors to you. Just a reminder living in London is expensive so if you've got the cash to do it I would.
SA64R is aerospace and aeronautics same cause there is no aerospace course in imperial college London
@@parshvapatel8484 Yes they're seen as the same degree
Aaditya, hlo I'm currently in grade 12 (cbse) and I want to do aerospace engineering in abroad.. Can you please guide me in some ways??
hi sagar, Your aerospace related content has been really informative for me thus I really appreciate all the vids. Personally The top universities in the UK for international students have really high fees ranging from 25k+ and there requirements are too high which is expected, I personally did BTEC extended diploma in aeronautical engineering which is accepted as a requirement but most of these universities are asking A levels included with it.. which I don't have since I did the BTEC course. I am thinking to apply to University of west England, Bristol as my first preference for aerospace engineering , Do you have any idea about this university personally ? and in general what would you recommend me to do. Thankyou
I can tell this is a good video because I studied BSc at University of South Wales and the uni WAS UTTERLY HORRIBLE, never even consider USW for you aerospace degree because is was a scam. The “hangar” was in fact just as showcase room for the HR to say they had practicals but in reality the students were burly allowed to touch the plane. The uni bubble wrapped the. Students constantly and no encouragement what so ever. I did my EASA B1.1 course in a Swedish equivalent to A-Levels and the 3 years I was there we were always encouraged to work on the various plane types they had. The name of that school is Flygteknisk centre in Ljungbyhed, Scania, Swedish.
what do you think of engineering at Warwick university ?
its overall ranking is quite good but i've heard warwick is not the best for engineering
many thanks
Yeh Warwick is an interesting one as I know they excel in Maths especially however, for engineering I've not heard a lot about them. Although they do have some great student led projects like Wawrick Hyperloop
Chose the top picks with Bristol, Bath, Sheffield and Southampton besides Camb, Imperial and Glasgow. I chose Birmingham instead as my extra choice since from what I’ve seen it seems better as a uni. You seemed to just justify Glasgow with industry and not the uni itself so idk. I’m not too fussed about being directly around industry during the degree since studying is gonna be the most important thing obviously
Cambridge general engineering was kinda off putting. I’ve considered it until now but nah considering my passion for aero
Imperial would seem ideal but 3A*’s is just extreme along with them not caring about section A eng lang gcse but section B instead
Thank you for this video! I am currently thinking of applying for Uni of Liverpool and also uni of Southampton as I want to pursue avionics. Is University of Liverpool a good choice?
Uni of Liverpool is a good university though the ones I mentioned in the video are the best in the UK
I'm a y12 looking to do Aerospace engineering at university, I'm a bit lost but these vids help a lot 👍
what a levels did u take?
@@akhilmuddam9888 Maths, physics and economics
Hi Sagar! I've received offers from Uni of Leeds, Sheffield and Loughborough for BEng Aerospace Engineering and awaiting responses from Bath and Manchester. Which of these would you suggest for this course? Thanks :)
I mentioned a number of these in the video, I suppose it depends on what you're aiming to get out of your uni experience so it really comes down to your preference. They are all great universities however as i talked about each offer a slightly different aspect.
Hey Sagar, I'm from India and have been thinking about applying to a UK uni for aerospace eng. Since A Levels are required for uni admission , will my 12 th grade studies in India(ISC Syllabus) be enough of a qualification ?
P.S. Do you think Aerospace Eng. at Uni. of Manchester is good?
Hey Aakansh, I don't know about if your qualifications will be enough, but you can check out university admission pages for each course and check or you can email the universities your question they will be more helpful. In terms of Uni of Manchester, yes it is a great university though I'd say the ones I've listed are where I'd go to if I were to pick a university to study at in the near future. I know Sheffield and Manchester have the same entry requirements so I'd pick Sheffield over Manchester.
@@SA64R ok , but some of the universities you mentioned either have only aeronautical eng. at undergraduate level and aerospace eng. at masters level??
@@aakanshkanil4294 Which ones only have a masters in aerospace?
Thanks for you..
I'm thinking to study meng in aeronautical/aerospace engineering at university of glasgow or university of Bristol or university of sheffield 💝
Hi Sagar, did you apply to Imperial College London? Would you have gone there to study Aerospace Engineering?
Hey Sagar, help me with this!
I have received offers from both the Bristol and the Sheffield Universities for the aerospace engineering course. Which one should I go for?? Also, will there be an year in industry opportunity if I wish to study at Bristol coz they have mentioned in the offer that it is a 3 year course?
I'd say check with Bristol whether they do have year in industry because if you go to Bristol, you'll be very close to the aero companies in the UK so could do internships in your holidays very easily. If they don't offer YII Sheffield is an amazing choice since there are a plethora of student engineering projects to build your practical skills.
hello, would you be able to tell me what grade offer you received from Bristol?
@@ishpatel3821 I received a conditional offer at first wherein I had to submit my high school marksheet.
hey,
your 999th subscriber this side,
on a rough scale how much free time does an aerospace engineering student have on a weekly basis?
Thanks for subscribing! I'd say there is enough free time to spend time with friends and play sports, however it is important to note that it is an intense course and will require you to work efficiently. So if you plan your time well and are strict with yourself and tell yourself you need to get work done and do it, you will be fine and have a great uni work/ life balance.
Hi Sagar, which among these universities offer scholarship to international students?
was it hard to get a job after graduating? and did u need a lot of experience because I'm struggling to find internships
I'd say it was tricky given I hadn't done an internship and it is often companies want experience in industry however, I was heavily involved in large student projects which helped my case of being practically capable.
Hey I am a CBSE student aspiring to pursue aerospace. What should be my priorities so that I can pursue from UK? and are there job options in the universities to sustain myself financially up in the UK?
I don't really have an answer for you since I haven't moved from India to the UK I was actually born and raised in the UK so not really sure what to tell you to be honest. It may also be challenging to an international to break into aerospace as you'll likely be limited to civilian aerospace roles which will reduce the jobs available to you.
Hey Sagar I'm an 4th year Aerospace U.G from India could you please suggest how good is isae supaero there ? and what would be the chances & requirements as per your personal knowledge to pursue master's their.
Is university of loverpool not worth mentioning here?
Im actually so so confused i was actually planning to go for uni of liverpool for aerospace engineering with pilot studies but im not surr of how good the aero department is there, I have given thought to go for other unis ( such as bristol or leeds) but only uni of Liverpool has the course that i want ( aerospace engineering with pilot studies) but i dont know if its a good uni for that and about placement and all
Plz plz reply to do this!!
Ia Brunel better than Bristol, which one should I opt for ? Please help
Hi Sagar, I'm from Hong Kong and just got an offer from Swansea Uni for aerospace engineering. Because I'm not familiar with UK uni whether I should studying there, I wanted to ask for your advice about it. Consisder studying aerospace eng, P.S. Do you think Aerospace Eng at Swansea uni is good ?
Swansea is a good university, it's not a Russell group university which is the "Ivy League" of unis in the UK but it isn't bad. As long as you gain practical experience from internships etc you will be fine.
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Hi there. I have just graduated from Uni of Leeds with an integrated Masters in Aerospace Engineering and am now working as a graduate in the aerospace sector. If anyone has a question about the uni, course or Leeds itself then just drop a comment and I’ll get back to you :)
Thanks for offering your help to others Drew, where do you work now?
can u become a aircraft engineer and work at airlines after doing masters in aerospace engineering
@@SA64R no worries, currently a GCN grad at mbda in Bristol
@@janna5086 this is a viable and popular option I believe, becoming an aircraft technician isn’t so common but a lot of grads go into areas such as aerodynamic and structural analysis and well as generic systems eng areas.
Hii, i want to pursue a bachelor degree on aerospace engineer in university if glasgow but i am afraid of the cost of living for international students as i am from singapore?
How would you rank Surrey for Aerospace? It has the Surrey Space Centre.
Hi planning to study aero, offers from Imperial, Bristol, Bath and Birmingham(safe choice) so its nice to see I chose most of them right. Rejected by Cambridge btw if wondering my 5th choice
what were your main highlights in persoanl statement and what grades you got? if u don't mind me asking
@@Pramittt probably my robotics competition, grades???? Umm I haven't received them yet but Imperial wants A* A* A A
@@nekomi_ch what 4?
i am guessing physics maths computer science and further maths.
@@Pramittt replace CS with Chem then you got it
@@nekomi_ch oh nice hope you get thos grades
How about hertfordshire uni for this cource?
How good is the University of Liverpool for pursuing MSc in Aerospace engineering?
My doubt is might i do master in aerospace engineering after bachelor in computer science
The coincidence of seeing this video just as Sheffield got back to me with an offer! 😂
Congrats!
how is manchester not here? just wondering I live in Manchester and their new engineering department is impressive, arent they like 4th after imperial and Oxbridge for engineering, not only that but theyve been the most targeted uni my top employers in the uk consistently
www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk/league-tables/rankings/aeronautical-and-aerospace-engineering
www.theguardian.com/education/ng-interactive/2022/sep/24/best-uk-universities-for-aerospace-engineering-league-table
Has been dropping off
I have applied to bristol and imperial for aerospace. Do you recommend studying in london?
I've just moved to London as a grad and it is very expensive to live here. I cannot imagine being here as a student. I have realised that most people who study in London are either from London or have very wealthy parents to cope with the high living costs. So I'd say only really study in London if you are to go to a top uni like imperial as otherwise, it isn't worth the high living costs. Also if you have to work part-time to be able to pay rent etc it may be too much along side your intense degree.
What about Cranfield University?
It only offers Masters degrees from what I know, but yeh it's good
Is UWE Bristol good for aerospace engineering and pilot??
what about coventry university🤔
Where is Cranfield ??
How is the Cranfield university for aerospace?
what would you think of someone doing a mixed degree, like Aero-Mechanical at strathclyde
would be cool tbh, I'd say aerospace is already quite a mixed degree, it was at Sheffield anyway we did modules from most other courses as well as our core aero modules.
Brother you have not mentioned about Cranfield unvi
Sir ETH ZURICH offers BTech
Hey sagar it would be great if you reply...
So i will be moving to canada in august and will be studying computer and information systems...
However i have wanted to study aerospace engineering since 10 th grade but things didn't work out so i wanted to ask you that after completing my bachelor's in canada can i move to london for my masters in aerospace engineering.
And
Will there be a problem in finding jobs after completion of my masters.
I'm not 100% sure how easy it will be for you to do a masters in aerospace engineering after having done a under grad in software. At the university I studied at to do a masters in Aerospace Engineering the requirement is as follows: '2:1 BEng degree in Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, Automatic Control Systems Engineering or Electrical and Electronic Engineering'
This isn't to say you can't work for an aerospace company as a software engineer
What do u think of Master of Science Advanced Aerospace Technologies department of Interdisciplinary Programmes in Engineering in sheffield uni. Vs master of aerospace engineering at glasgow uni
I can only speak for the course at Sheffield since I have studied there but what I can tell you is that the lecturers are very talented and globally renowned. The equipment available at Sheffield is very very good, so you do have the opportunity to gain practical experience.
what do you think about UWE Bristol for aerospace engineering(undergraduate) please reply soon gonna apply for this course
It's decent, but ideally you'd want to be doing into a top 10 or at least top 15 university for engineering and I think UWE is around the 20th mark.
Why did u choose sheffield?
Hi i'm applying to do aerospace at icl, bristol, southampton, manchester and sheffield. However i would really like to go into the space industry. Is it worth applying to glasgow for the links to the space industry or would it still be possible to break into the industry from another uni?
I'd say all the universities you've applied for will have links to the space industry, I know Sheffield has close links to Skyrora for example. However, if one day you want to reach out to one of the engineers in Skyrora and meet them for coffee in Edinburgh it may be easier if you're based in Glasgow than if you were in London. Does that make more sense?
@@SA64R Ah excellent. Skyrora is a big aspiration of mine, I love their work and where they are located, its a beautiful part of the world. I'm seriously considering sheffield now because they are one of the few unis that offer a year in industry without having to do a full masters degree, which means I would be able to choose a different postgrad uni if I choose to do so. How difficult would you say it is to break into the space industry as an engineer?
@@noonesherem8782 Yeh links at Sheffield are great, I actually presented some of the projects at Sheffield to the CEO of Skyrora! I'd say it is pretty difficult since there are no large space companies in the UK so they have no time to train you on the job so you'll need exceptional skills obtained via internships or student projects. But it's not impossible.
@@SA64R quality. Thanks for the insights, I'll bear that all in mind! Hopefully the UK space industry booms over the next decade and opens up more jobs for people like myself haha.
what about university of birmingham?
Hi Sagar, what do you think of MScs in aerospace engineering at Cranfield University?
yeh, it is great. It's well known for it's aerospace specialisation
@@SA64R thx❤️
Hello Sagar Bhaiya!! I want to pursue Aerospace Engineering but due to pounds(fees), I'm a bit confused about whether to choose USA or UK. Please help.
USA - MIT, Georgia Tech
UK - Imperial College of London, University of Leeds
Some of my choices.
For the aerospace scene, I'd say the USA has a lot more career options after graduating, plus the salary for engineers over there are much higher than in the UK. I'm not sure about the fees in the USA for an international but I suspect they're a bit higher than in the UK. So I guess it comes down to do you have the money for the USA or not. If you do great, go to the USA.
@Ansh sharma
Heyy, I'm in your condition right now can you pls reply about which one do you selected???
@@toptech148 Heyy, I've been promoted to class 12 this year only, so I'll be investing this whole year in planning. Can't really tell which college will I chose or which college will choose me!!
@@anshsharma492 bruh same
what about uni of Manchester it is 27 in the world
Is it better to go for BEng with industrial placement or the one without it
Better to go for one with Year in industry
Is University of Canfield not worth mentioning in the list?
I'd say it's great for a place to do an MSc in aerospace but as an allrounder for aerospace, it wasn't on any of the rankings I saw.
Hey out of these which do you think is the best option for undergraduate aerospace engineering students: Uni of Manchester, Un of Bristol, Uni of Nottingham or Uni of Bath since I've got accepted to all of them.
Bath, currently, it is ranked as the 2nd best university for aerospace engineering in the UK. Source: www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk/league-tables/rankings/aeronautical-and-aerospace-engineering
heyy, I am planning to do aerospace engineering from india but am currently in uk doing my electrical engineering level-3, i did my ICSE and CBSE in india, and now i got offers from top universities like manchester, sheffield and leeds, but due to financial circumstances, i am not able to take any of those, and likely to choose sheffield hallam as thats the only option we can afford to, so what do you think about sheffield hallam??how good should i do in the university ??please do leme know about the oppurtunities please
Hi, @Ashiffa Sherin, I'm also applying to the UK. Sheffield halam is a good uni, but please take Manchester if you got an offer. It can open so many doors for you in future
@ashiffasherin bro can you tell me after you did your 12th class (Cbse ) was your admission procedure easy ... ? Or difficult I mean to say that do the Uk unis see this certificate with good perception or not ?
Hi Sagar
I am a Nigerian and studied Electronic Engineering
What do I need to get a Masters degree in Aerospace Engineering in one of the universities
I’d say the best thing to do would be to try and apply to universities to study that degree and if you get in excellent if not try and figure out why they rejected you.
@@SA64R thanks Sagar
I have applied to Sheffield just wondering are they linient when it comes to entry to aerospace engineering
I think there is a margin, however, I have no clue how lenient exactly they are. Though I know people have gotten in with lower than recommended requirements.
@@SA64R Could you say what the lowest you've seen someone go through is
Anyone has an advise in scholarships? Pleasss i do need one
Coventry has a Jet in their basement! 😂
Hii, i want to pursue a bachelor degree on aerospace engineer in university if glasgow but i am afraid of the cost of living for international students as i am from singapore?
I'd say try and figure out how much it will cost to live there, so make a spreadsheet and include prices like rent, transport (e.g bus fares if needed), also you find find cost of groceries online so you can try and quantify how much the cost of living is. In essence be like an engineer, find out the information you can and make an educated decision, on whether or not you can afford it.
@@SA64R thanks so much for the advice :)
How about sheffield hallam's aerospace engineering?
It's decent, I'd had some friends study there who enjoyed their time, but as a brand name it isn't as well liked compared to Uni of Sheffield
@@SA64R and Coventry University
And what about DMU (de Montfort university)
I personally haven't heard great things about the university in general, but I'm not sure specifically on the quality of the aerospace course
What about University of Hertfordshire??
Not heard great things about aerospace there
Does all these Universities have specialization degree in propulsion?
I think so, but best to check their websites for most up to date info
Which university do you think will be the best for Masters in Propulsion?
Why not just do mathematics degree
Is Cardiff or Swansea any good
Swansea is in the top 15 for aerospace in the UK however Cardiff isn't even on the table so I would say Swansea is the best of the two
how is university of manchester for aerospace engineering
It's pretty good, one of my friends has studied that there and he has told me that it is pretty similar to Sheffield (where I studied) however, it was inferior when it came to student engineering projects.
How about Cranfield ?
Yeh good uni but only offers MSc I believe
How is Queen Mary Sagar?
I don't know too much about it to comment I'm afraid
This list reflects only your opinion. I would not call most of them as best aerospace engineering unis in the UK.
It isn't just my opinion, these are regularly listed in the top 10 for aerospace engineering
Any you would recommend for mechanical?
The ones I mentioned here are also great for mechanical, however one that wasn't mentioned here University of Manchester is great for Mech Eng as well.
what about Durham?
It is a well known and prestigious uni for sure, and has a well established engineering dept, but in terms of specifically for aerospace it isn't on the league table specifically for aerospace. But I'd say that's not too much of an issue as the rest of the uni and eng dept as a whole is suppose to be really good.
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How about kingston University?
It's decent. but doesn't have the prestige of a Russel Group University though one of the main engineers at Skyrora studied at Kingston
What about University of Surrey?
Don't know enough of them to reasonably comment about that uni