nickmokmok

Hello Everyone, I have been accepted into the following programs and am now in the midst of figuring out which program to choose: University of Toronto: 2 year M.Eng Aerospace Engineering Cranfield University: 1 year M.Sc in Aerospace Dynamics Nanyang Technical University/Technical University of Munich: 2 year joint M.Sc in Aerospace Engineering Just a bit of background on myself. I completed my Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering at another Canadian university. I have a Canadian citizenship so in terms of tuition University of Toronto is the cheapest for me. In the future, I would like to pursue a career in North America. I have read reviews in which people say the joint program between Nanyang and TUM is not that great, and it is also the most expensive out of all three (not to mention I would be paying 2 years worth of living expenses). So I am actually leaning towards not picking Nanyan/TUM. I know that University of Toronto has a higher ranking than Cranfield University, but it is an M.Eng program and the possibility of a PhD in the future has crossed my mind. Everything I've read about Cranfield also bodes well, so I am having difficulty deciding. Would any of you have any suggestions and/or insights into these programs? Thanks a bunch!

Hey guys, I am looking to apply for several Canadian masters programs in Aerospace Engineering. I noticed that according to Engineers Canada, only two schools offer an accredited Aerospace Engineering program: Ryerson University and Carleton University. I am confused as University of Toronto and McGill University both offer masters in aerospace engineering. Does this affect the validity of the program outside of Canada? Thanks in advance.