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respected sir,
i am doing my bachelors degree(B.E) in electronics n communication..i will be completing my course in july of 2007.i am very much interested in the field of aeronautics.will i be eligible for de courses under the category of aeronautics?i have this doubt as my bachelors degree is in ELECTRONICS( bachelor of engineering)kindly advise..
thanking you
manju nag
Hi Manju
Thanks for your message. It isn't clear to me whether your question refers to a second Bachelors degree or to a Masters degree, and the answer would be different, I think. If you clarify this I'll pass your question onto the relevant admission tutor here at the University, so they can advise you.
Regards
Ray
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Answers by Expert:
Ray Wilkinson
Expertise
aircraft structures; artificial and induced environments - vibration, temperature, altitude, etc; conceptual design of aircraft; systems - hydraulics, electrical; safety, reliability and maintainability; rocketry, particularly propulsion; University admissions (UK only - not able to answer for other countries)
Experience
I teach all of the above at the University of Hertfordshire, UK, as a Principal Lecturer (17 years), previously Senior Engineer at BAe Dynamics (now MBDA) (11 years)
Publications
My own book - Aircraft Structures and Systems, MechAero Publishing
Currently writing a book on rocketry
Education/Credentials
Bachelor of Technology degree in Aeronautical Engineering (1980), Loughborough University, UK
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