Hi folks,

I'm intersted in doing a Masters degree (MSc.) course in CFD at a University in the UK. Does anyone have any recommendations for someone who is new to this field?

thanks

University of Manchester

Leeds University used to do a MSc in CFD as did Cranfield University.

These courses are more geared towards writing rather than using. Cranfield is maybe a little more practical.

I'm an Engineering graduate and found the Leeds Uni course highly mathematical. I needed to do extra work to keep up with the Math, but maybe i'm just not so bright!

In my opinion you should select a univeristy (not necessarily in UK) which is working in developing CFD code, not merely using Fluent or Star-CD etc., as is the normal trait of british engineering schools.

Thanks for your help guys. I've done some research and I think the University of Southampton has a very good programme at the Ship Science department. The Maritime Engineer Science Masters (theme in Marine CFD) http://www.ship.ses.soton.ac.uk/

I'm interested in applying CFD to hydrodynamic problems.

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while we are on the subject:
Does anybody know a good distance learning numerics/cfd programme taught in english?

Any help would be appreciated!