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Ask yourself any of the following questions: Do you find aircraft and aviation interesting; Do you want to study engineering with a broad base; Do you want to study for a degree that will permit you to find employment in a global industry; Do you want to continue studying in a maths and physics based discipline and develop widely applicable numerical and analytical skills; Do you want to gain a wide appreciation of a leading edge technology; Do you want to study engineering but wish to work in finance, business or management after graduation? The above are typical questions you should ask yourself. If you are good at maths and physics and can answer yes to any of the above then an aerospace related degree is ideal for you.
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