Any Aussie MIT graduates around?
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Any Aussie MIT graduates around?
I'm interested in having a crack at post-grad study at Massachussets Institute of Tech (MIT) in the Aero-Astro field. Are any Aussie MIT graduates around willing to answer a few Q's about it??
Thanks,
TSIO540
Thanks,
TSIO540
you might have to lower the bar and be more realistic. Suggest you change thread title to Any Aussie School Graduates Around? You might have to lower it even further to...did any Aussies actually go to school?
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I have done a couple subjects out of a similar courses at another top US college and you would want to have and undergrad/masters in physics or high level engineering to have a real crack.
Grad schools in the US are very tough (esp. MIT) and are were the top students go to after they HD there undergrad, it's not the same as here in Aus where a masters can be easy enough with relevent work experience.
If you do get through it you will have several jobs waiting for you at the end.
Grad schools in the US are very tough (esp. MIT) and are were the top students go to after they HD there undergrad, it's not the same as here in Aus where a masters can be easy enough with relevent work experience.
If you do get through it you will have several jobs waiting for you at the end.
I have done a couple subjects out of a similar courses at another top US college and you would want to have and undergrad/masters in physics or high level engineering to have a real crack.
Grad schools in the US are very tough (esp. MIT) and are were the top students go to after they HD there undergrad, it's not the same as here in Aus where a masters can be easy enough with relevent work experience.
Grad schools in the US are very tough (esp. MIT) and are were the top students go to after they HD there undergrad, it's not the same as here in Aus where a masters can be easy enough with relevent work experience.
There are not going to be to many MIT alumni working as pilots in Australia, why don't you try asking the engineering department at uni??
By the way MIT is VERY expensive too!!
Nev,
Fair suck of the sav, he's writing in US/coloquial English, not standard.
If he is a BEng, he's actually quite literate --- all things are relative.
Tootle pip!!
PS: Rudd the Dudd was wrong, it's not "Fair suck of the sauce bottle", it "Fair suck of the savoloi", for those of you old enough to remember Roy Rene "Mo".
Fair suck of the sav, he's writing in US/coloquial English, not standard.
If he is a BEng, he's actually quite literate --- all things are relative.
Tootle pip!!
PS: Rudd the Dudd was wrong, it's not "Fair suck of the sauce bottle", it "Fair suck of the savoloi", for those of you old enough to remember Roy Rene "Mo".
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He is not a pilot but could give lessons in aerodynamics to many who are:
John Bertrand has, I think, a Masters Degree from MIT. His topic was the aerodynamics of 12 metre yacht class sails.
He can be contacted through the Sport Australia Hall of Fame in Melbourne.
John Bertrand has, I think, a Masters Degree from MIT. His topic was the aerodynamics of 12 metre yacht class sails.
He can be contacted through the Sport Australia Hall of Fame in Melbourne.
