Mechanical Engineering
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The top 10 universities for this course: 1. University of Cambridge |
The best things about Mechanical Engineering:
"The sheer scope of it."
Ron, at University of Southampton - Read more
"Problem solving skills learnt."
Ian, at King's College London, University of London - Read more
"I find it stimulating and challenging. Also working through problems with friends is fulfilling."
Sam, at University of Exeter - Read more
"Certain modules are very interesting, for example I find the Thermofluids lectures interesting. I also enjoy some of the lab sessions."
Freddie, at University of Bristol - Read more
"Lab work and applied engineering though this is limited in the first and second year."
Rupert, at University of Bristol - Read more
The worst things about Mechanical Engineering:
"The course is extremely mathematical which I was not prepared for and also even in the second year we have absolutely no choice as to which modules we do. So far the course has been virtually all theoretical, with very little practical 'hands-on' work."
Freddie, at University of Bristol - Read more
"Some extremely poor lecturers who maybe talented academics but they are poor at teaching."
Rupert, at University of Bristol - Read more
"Some modules don't seem completely relevant, such as having to do electronics."
Sam, at University of Exeter - Read more
"Mixture of engineering subjects you have to do. Eg: I have to also study electric circuits. "
Ian, at King's College London, University of London - Read more
"Statistical maths."
Ron, at University of Southampton - Read more
Reviews for Mechanical Engineering:
Freddie W, 2nd Year doing Mechanical Engineering at University of Bristol
Rupert D, 2nd Year doing Mechanical Engineering at University of Bristol Sam F, 2nd Year doing Mechanical Engineering at University of Exeter Ian D, 2nd Year doing Mechanical Engineering at King's College London, University of London Ron J, 1st Year doing Mechanical Engineering at University of Southampton