I could not answer qs 21-36 and unfortunatelyit will not processing beyond that point without them. Good luck though!

yep

And, ToL, am I right in thinking that there is probably an equal number of posts advising candidates to do what their examiners have advised regardless of whether they understood them or not.

In your particular case anzo7, it sounds like you have (presumably unintentionally!) made an 'original contribution' to an adjacent field and they simply want you to acknowledge that. Actuallly it sounds like something to be proud of rather than critical of!

Well done Joanna, drinks are on you then!

Now for the tricky bit... ;)

No-one has done it because Google drive says 'You need permission.'

Welcome to the forum Nicco! Do you mind me asking- can it really be true (and accepted!) that ' normally the average mark and consequently the degree of engineers is pretty lower than the average of other students'- and likewise would engineering students really think that themselves? Surely you're as good as the next!

Re. your actual question, I can recommmend Nottingham, and Queen Mary (of London University) for their engineering departments

Elleb, you may not think so, but in a way you are actually in a position of strength here- if you stop going to meetings and tell him why, he will do something about it himself- and PRONTO. If you want to be even more forthright, tell his Head of Dept- and see how soon something happens. All employers are (ror should be, and education as a sector falls firmly within the group who do!) fully aware of the consequences of even unintentional discriminatory actions, and will stamp on it. It is not a sign of weakness if you report this.

Yes often functional costs like that can be put down to the department- a bit like your photocopying (probably!).

good survey!

BTW sorry left a 'v' out of my post there ('serv' rather than 'ser'). Other abbs = jnl., org., ann., soc., svc., etc, all pretty straight forward?

'Journ. Serv. Mkt' and 'Journ. Ops. Mgmt' will suffice.

That's probably enough info to identify you in real life for a start... :)

No more or less than anyone else- BUT they often involve long-term projects of immense detail, which they recognise as being similar to your doctorate (which also proves you capable of the work). Don't concentrate on them though,for employment, yet; often, they will come to you.