Here as a reply I got from the UK campus
"Dear Maziar,

Thank you for your email.

I was really pleased to hear you are interested in studying at our Malaysia campus.

The Malaysia campus offers exactly the same course, tuition and final award as the UK campus - the only difference is that the course is completed in Malaysia.

Students spend the duration of their studies at the Malaysia campus, but, subject to them achieving high enough grades (usually a cumulative average of 60%), students may have the opportunity to spend a 'study abroad' semester at our campus in the UK.

I hope this explains.
Best wishes
Harriet"

Hello everyone !

I'm very new here but I thought I'll join in. I read the questions crane posted and I have a few more I would like to add. I'm currently doing CAL at Taylor's College and I thought I'll do Civil Engineering at Nottingham.

1. What are the ratio of local to foreigner students ?
2. How are the lesson conducted? A huge lecture and then smaller tutorial class? Or more like how we are all used to in secondary school? If so, how big are the classes/tutorials?
3. Are the lecturers keen to stay back with you and help you with your problems/questions?
4. Why did you guys chose Nottingham ?
5. This is to the students doing Civil Engineering, what exactly do you guys learn? Is it more towards maths or physics? Maybe with more specific details? Because I'm not sure if this is the right course for me yet.

Thank you in advance guys.

Aly.

How difficult is it to graduate with 1st class honors in Nottingham?
Where and what do Nottingham engineering grads usually work as?
What is the rough estimate of engineering freshgrad pays?
Is the Nottingham in Malaysia ranked the same as the UK one?

Anyone?

^your questions need to be directed to the carrier guidance department. We as students don't have access to the answers without going for consultation.

1. What are the ratio of local to foreigner students ?
I would put it at 80-20 with 80 as local.

2. How are the lesson conducted? A huge lecture and then smaller tutorial class? Or more like how we are all used to in secondary school? If so, how big are the classes/tutorials?
Lectures are quite big during foundation and first year courses, but as more elective options open they get to a nice size. Tutorial classes are essentially the same as lectures.


3. Are the lecturers keen to stay back with you and help you with your problems/questions?
Lecturers for the most part are more than happy to answer to problems during lecture breaks. You can also make an appointment with a lecturer for further questions.

4. Why did you guys chose Nottingham ?
Decent University I would say. Also the option to switch over to Nott UK was nice.

5. This is to the students doing Civil Engineering, what exactly do you guys learn? Is it more towards maths or physics? Maybe with more specific details? Because I'm not sure if this is the right course for me yet.
How difficult is it to graduate with 1st class honors in Nottingham?
N/A I took Electrical and Electronic Engineering.

How difficult is it to graduate with 1st class honors in Nottingham?
Usually an average of 70% and above is the requirement. The exact detail is not too clear though. An average of 70 and above is achievable.

Where and what do Nottingham engineering grads usually work as?
A wide range of companies I would assume. I currently work at Motorola.

What is the rough estimate of engineering freshgrad pays?
Depends on your luck I guess XD

Is the Nottingham in Malaysia ranked the same as the UK one?
Not too sure about this one.

This post has been edited by NFG89: May 18 2011, 04:48 PM

anyone had apply for the Nottingham Msc Finance and Investment Course ? any feedback ?

high requirement on IETLS (7.0). any advise ? thx thx

are there any engineering students here doing or planning to do BEng at the moment?

This post has been edited by SGSuser: May 20 2011, 01:51 AM

Finish my examinations today oh yeah~!
But combined paper for engineering was dang tough.

LOL one by one finish exam. My last paper is Tuesday. Getting fever at this time is not doing any help.

Is anyone taking the International Communication course? I'd like to know what it's like

IELTS 7 Overall is not so high as it appears as it is an English university.
However, I would say a minimum of 7 in each band can be quite challenging for some students.

wahsiao so rich , all study in nottingham

Many wealthy families

the Comp science course in Nottingham 90K++ lol , gila can open cc oredi

I am..Planning to do BEng only..
I'm currently in Year 2 now.

I still have 2 papers to go ~~
Hmm..
Have you ever heard of "It takes three generations to make a gentleman."?
It might be expensive but just don't simply say something and compare like that..
Just because this is Malaysia then can't be expensive?
What about IMU?
Thrice the price of this but so what?
Still many people enrolling..

Nowadays is , cannot study without $$

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Added on May 22, 2011, 3:13 amWIth rise petrol and other stuff price , yet you all still can study nottingham , i really salute you all

This post has been edited by kailoonthedog: May 22 2011, 03:13 AM

those can afford study overseas lagi pro ler

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Added on May 22, 2011, 3:37 amany plans to continue studies after that? are you not concerned with the BEM recognition thing if you do 3 years only?

just asking

This post has been edited by SGSuser: May 22 2011, 03:37 AM

Then must study hard hard lor , don't waste parents' hard earn $$

^don't be surprised that a big population of the students here are on a scholarship.

And the wealthy ones are usually international students.

This post has been edited by DJFoo000: May 22 2011, 01:54 PM

I cant understand for people who thought studying in UNMC must be rich.

Well then, study hard and get scholarship. Some of the scholarship comes with monthly allowance. I did not use my parents a single cent on tuition fees and monthly allowance for meal and textbook expenses.

So, stop "salute" and "jelly" bout other people and start picking up ur damn book and start studying.