[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
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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.

[bloodyzohair]

Originally Posted by 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.

Want to know more about the course and opportunities. Want to connect to you directly.

[Harrickbayley]

Originally Posted by 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!

i feel The Imperial College of London is still the best option in the united kingdom. you can add Swansea university and university of Warwick to your option.