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What university do you recommend for master or doctoral program with focus on fluid-structure interactions; preferably in the US and UK, but good alternatives are welcome.
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Biomedical,aerospace,civil? What areas?
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Aerospace. I'm looking for a program that provides a good basis with coursework, but has to offer relevant research as well.
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In aerospace fluid-structure interaction usually means the field of aeroelasticity. There a number of good programs in aeroelasticity in the US. Duke, Texas-A&M, Michigan, to name a few.
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To name a few in UK: Cranfield, Cambridge, University of Manchester, University of Southampton and University of Bristol. Of all these universities I believe Cranfield is best for research.
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