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Training for Aeronautical Engineering
GengHis
Thank you so much for that website for Boings and for your continued contribution of information to this course. Have a lovely day. flyawaybird:D:ok: |
Originally Posted by MarkR1981
(Post 6289403)
Genghis. Do you know if there any reputable distance learning degree programs available in the UK for aeronautical engineering. If not I will probably look to sign up with Embry Riddle Worldwide. So if anyone has had any experience doing distance learning with Embry I would be interested to know. Also how well regarded are Embry Degrees in the UK and/or USA?
No, there are no distance learning degree courses for aeronautical engineering in the UK. There should be, it is a major omission - there are many able people working at different levels in the aerospace engineering industry, for whom a BEng would be a huge career boost - but because they have families, mortgages and the like, doing a degree full time is just not an option. The obvious provider, would be a collaboration of the OU and Cranfield - they're in the same town, and between them they have the skillset, but I'm not aware that they've ever shown any interest. I've been on a hobby horse about this for years, but so far it's done me no good. I won't stop trying, but I'm in a weak position to do anything right now. Regarding Embry-Riddle, they're second rate in engineering university terms, but they are a very good provider of distance learning packages, which most first rate universities are not. At-least, not at undergraduate level - there are plenty of MSc opportunities. I'd look at them favourably for somebody who can't study full time, and wants an aerospace professional degree. That said, I also agree with K_9 - if you can do it full time, that will always (educationally) be the better option. The amount of material, the access to labs, the collaboration with other students, all work better in a full time environment. If you've not actually worked in the industry, it's the only route: I'd only consider a part time degree if you already have industry knowledge but need the academics. G |
Training for Aeronautical Engineering
John Tullamarine
DERG grounded27 GengHis the Engineer Turbine D K 9 Dear All, Thank you very much for your help in search of information and colleges relating to Aeronautical Engineering for my son, James. He applied to all the schools whose names you gave him, and the first school to call him was Penn State University and then Virginia West University. He has chose PSU and will be visiting them for an Open Day on March 26th, 2011. Once again thank you all, for all your help. :D:ok: flayawaybird |
Originally Posted by flyawaybird
(Post 6323913)
John Tullamarine
DERG grounded27 GengHis the Engineer Turbine D K 9 Dear All, Thank you very much for your help in search of information and colleges relating to Aeronautical Engineering for my son, James. He applied to all the schools whose names you gave him, and the first school to call him was Penn State University and then Virginia West University. He has chose PSU and will be visiting them for an Open Day on March 26th, 2011. Once again thank you all, for all your help. :D:ok: flayawaybird |
flyawaybird
Congratulations to James on the selection of PSU for his course of studies. Having been born raised and schooled in Pennsylvania, I can testify Penn State University is a very good choice. All the best to you and James in the future! Turbine D |
Training for Aeronautical Engineering
Turbine D
Thank you for everything. You have been a great help to James and I:ok:. I hope we can keep in touch in case of further questions relating to this course or assignments when necessary. We could not have managed without your kind assistance.:ok::) Best wishes. flyawaybird:D |
flyaway
did your son choose his degree option ?
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