CFD Career Prospect-UG(Mechanical) Candidate

Anandltvs · December 10, 2014, 07:50

Hi,

I am basically U.G(mechanical) from india. I am currently works in CFD project involves design and optimization of car radiator fans.I have been learning CFD theory on my own. So far, it is so interesting/challenging to work in CFD.If i want to built my career in CFD. In academic front, how i can go about? Please give your suggestion. Is there any scope for MSc or PHD for candidate like me with UG and 4 years industrial experience in abroad?

jackchilvers · December 17, 2014, 09:26

I would certainly suggest considering a postgraduate MSc as a serious way to move forward with a CFD career. Universities in the UK such as Cranfield and Manchester offer excellent courses (for example). I myself did the Advanced Motorsport Engineering MSc at Cranfield and specialised in CFD, the staff are experts in their field and offer great tutition. There is also a dedicated CFD course at the uni which I have heard focuses on the application of CFD and has strong industrial links.

December 10, 2014, 07:50	CFD Career Prospect-UG(Mechanical) Candidate	#1
Anandltvs New Member tamil nadu Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 11 Rep Power: 11	Hi, I am basically U.G(mechanical) from india. I am currently works in CFD project involves design and optimization of car radiator fans.I have been learning CFD theory on my own. So far, it is so interesting/challenging to work in CFD.If i want to built my career in CFD. In academic front, how i can go about? Please give your suggestion. Is there any scope for MSc or PHD for candidate like me with UG and 4 years industrial experience in abroad?

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December 17, 2014, 09:26		#2
jackchilvers New Member Jack Chilvers Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: St Neots, Cambridgeshire Posts: 12 Rep Power: 12	I would certainly suggest considering a postgraduate MSc as a serious way to move forward with a CFD career. Universities in the UK such as Cranfield and Manchester offer excellent courses (for example). I myself did the Advanced Motorsport Engineering MSc at Cranfield and specialised in CFD, the staff are experts in their field and offer great tutition. There is also a dedicated CFD course at the uni which I have heard focuses on the application of CFD and has strong industrial links.