Thanks swatts. That helped a lot. Your advice is appreciated

The course is subsea engineering and the institution is university of aberdeen.

I just got admitted for a program in a university in the UK and i realised that i'll be among the first set of students to undertake that program. I learnt from someone that it might not be a good idea to start a course because the school might not have good experience in that program and also they might not have good affiliations with the industry because they don't try to help in marketing their students. Please i would appreciate it if anyone could give advise on this based on previous experience or any knowledge.

Thanks lil_mis i didn't think of it but i actually contacted the course coordinator and she didn't say anything in particular about my BSc field. But truth is that i actually sent a mail asking her about it and she didn't tell me anything concerning that.And another thing is that i have already sent in my application for processing but i haven't been contacted yet.I also saw the course outline and modules and they seemed ok. But i think i'll still call to be ablsolutely sure....Thanks

I intend to work in the oil and gas sector so i opted for process systems engineering. I would love to study at cranfield but looking at the requirements of other schools, chemical engineering is always required as a background but that of cranfield just requests for any engineering graduate. I'm kind of confused cos i studied computer engineering. Is there anyone who can offer any form of advice. It'll be deeply appreciated