physicsman1200
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Aeronautical engineering/Aeronautical(Space) Engineering roll call (1 Viewer)
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anybody...?
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hey i ant to do this cause and im in year 10 currently but i dont want to do aero(space) because the atar is way to high but im hoping i will get into aeronautical but
people are telling that they are not many jobs in this field bbut i dont know if i should do it or not
people are telling that they are not many jobs in this field bbut i dont know if i should do it or not
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You can transfer internally with a distinction average, that's very attainable for anybody willing to invest a bit of effort.
However, I'd seriously recommend that you reflect on how badly you want to go into this field before you make a decision.
However, I'd seriously recommend that you reflect on how badly you want to go into this field before you make a decision.
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rename this thread the unemployment/ unemployment (space) thread
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Yep, Aeronautical (Space)!
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There's 2 levels of Maths. Either advanced or intermediate. Advanced being Math1901 and Math1902 and intermediate being Math1001, 1002 equivalent. They are both worth 3 credit points so in total, there's only 6 units of math involved. Btw, I do Mechanical (space) so this may vary from Aeronautical (space) but in terms of math units, it should be similar.