The ultimate guide to securing your place at university to study engineering.
Now in its 8th edition, Getting into Engineering Courses is packed with detailed advice and up-to-date information to guide you through the decision-making process and help you prepare a strong university application.
This practical and comprehensive book will lead you through every step of the process, including:
What to consider when choosing the right course and university for you Support on how to prepare a winning UCAS application and personal statement in the new three-part format Advice on gaining that all-important work experience Information on what to expect at interview and tips on how to shine Summaries of current issues in engineering that you might be asked to discuss First-hand case studies from current students and recent graduates
MPW Guides make the complex process of getting into higher education clear and accessible to all. Written by acknowledged experts in a concise format, they go beyond the official publications to give would-be students straightforward, practical advice on how to secure a place on a course of their choice.
Recenzijas
'I'd recommend this book to anyone supporting individuals with an interest in engineering.'
CAREER MATTERS MAGAZINE
Papildus informācija
The essential student guide to winning a place to study engineering.
Contents
Re-inventing the wheel: Introduction
The nuts and bolts: Studying engineering
Building blocks: Getting work experience
Measure twice, cut once: Choosing your course
Righty tighty, lefty loosey: Completing your UCAS application
Fire on all cylinders: The personal statement
A well-oiled machine: Succeeding at interview
Don't get your wires crossed: Non-standard applications
Elbow grease: Results day (and pre-results day)
Building bridges: Fees and funding
A cog in the machine: Further training, qualifications and careers
Light years ahead: Further information
Glossary
James Bourne is the Vice Principal of MPW Birmingham, having taught at college since 2006. Holding a Master of Arts (MA) in Illustration, James has a wealth of experience in supporting students through the UCAS application process. His areas of expertise include both the Arts and Engineering, and he has guided numerous students, helping them navigate the complexities of university admissions and make informed decisions about their academic futures.
