[Caluca]

I am nearing the end of my Masters. Therefore I am looking for PhD positions.

The universities which were recommended to me are:

The Imperial College of London
Gent University
Delft University of Technology
McGill University

Which universities are particularly good and active in the field of fluid-structure interaction?

Feel free to recommend others!

[0.1 watts]

Hey, I have a few to add to the list:
- University of Nottingham
- University of Southampton
- University College London

[leflix]

only english Universities ???!!! lol

[0.1 watts]

Originally Posted by leflix

only english Universities ???!!! lol

Yes, I'm hardly going to make recommendations without personal experience or reliable knowledge. If you feel there are non-English universities which deserve recommendation then it might be more constructive to suggest them yourself rather than try to goad me.

[zandi]

hi friends
i'm seeking for new and up to date problem in open channel modelling area using cfd or any problems in cfd coding
i hope i could make myself clear
looking forward to hear your kind help
zandi

[imbaasat]

Originally Posted by leflix

only english Universities ???!!! lol

BUAA

P R China

[CFDsurfer]

Hi, i think other university could be interesting for you, Cranfield and Leeds, both in UK. but i dont know what is better, if anybody know what university is better, tell me pleasse.

thanks.

[otd]

Stanford (California)
Iowa State (Ames)
U of Wisconsin
U of Minnesota

[siw]

Cranfield University.

This is my biased opinion because I am currently studying a PhD in CFD at Cranfield. Graduated with an MSc in CFD there as well.

Also there are no undergraduates to clutter the place up with.

[nxusernamez8]

I don't know if the ages are different they start at an university,so, what's the avarage age for a first year student ?
I'm new here, just thought I would stop bye and say hello to every one.