Hi there,
My name's Angelo,24yrs old, from Italy. I'm looking forward to attend a Msc in the Uk and I've already managed to get plenty of offers from a lot of institutes in the country. I hold a bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering.

I would really appreciate if someone could give me some advice or suggestions about these universities and the relative master courses i've selected (they are all taught prog.):

Glasgow University: AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING or AERO. ENG. WITH MANAGEMENT
Sheffield University: Mechanical Engineering or Mechanical Eng. with Industrial Management
Loughborough: Mechanical Engineering
University of Birmingham: Advanced Mechanical Engineering
University of Liverpool: Aerospace and Mechanical System Engineering
University of Manchester: Aerospace Engineering (Still pending)
University of Nottingham: They Have rejected my request for Mech.Eng. and offered me a place in their"new" Aerospace Technologies MSc..(what the hell is that?)

Amongst the others,I've discarded the Swansea,Queen Mary and Brunels for Aerospace Engineering Msc.

Imho I have no doubt to choose Sheffield.. the problem is that ttuition fees rocketed to 10000£ this year!!!!!

I would truly need to know which one is the most renowed and well considered University by employers.
To be more clear, I want to work abroad and in particular I'd really love to work in a defence/aerospace industry.

Thanks in advance to who is going to help me...

Angelo ^^

Hi Angelo, welcome to the forum!

All the universities you have listed are very well renowned in the UK and abroad, and a masters degree from any one of them would be a great career choice. I think if you have a masters degree from anywhere, it makes you stand out to employers, and an enthusiasm for your subject is the main quality you need to show organisations.

I do know someone who did Aerospace Engineering at Sheffield University and he now works in the US so there are definitely job prospects in your field. Good luck!

Danielle