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[adrielau]

Nearly Everyone who applied to Imperial for aerospace got 4A* for offers this year : (

[hamez]

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.

[The.Metal.Thrasher]

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.

[lottiecook]

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?

[kzrx]

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

[aadityasyal]

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?

[ShougBoshehri]

Hello, thanks for your feedback. I’m wondering if the University of Surrey (Guildford) is a good destination to study Aerospace Engineering😅.

[drewsawdon]

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 :)

[alrightydave]

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

[phanindrachowdary]

I'm thinking to study meng in aeronautical/aerospace engineering at university of glasgow or university of Bristol or university of sheffield 💝

[itsyourtime]

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

[aryanmathur]

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 :)

[nanieyqieyla]

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?

[jaymistry]

I'm a y12 looking to do Aerospace engineering at university, I'm a bit lost but these vids help a lot 👍

[nekomi_ch]

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

[astrovanshika]

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?

[engineeringmadeasy]

Hi Sagar, did you apply to Imperial College London? Would you have gone there to study Aerospace Engineering?

[vikramrathore]

make a video on top aerospace university in germany for international students as studying there is less costly

[VimlaBisht-ljib]

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!!

[aakanshkanil]

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?