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What has been your favourite memory from studying at Cranfield University so far? It was actually quite nice to finish the last taught module, because it felt like we had completed a milestone! Also, because ...
How have you found online learning? For the most part, everyone is very used to it now! It is only difficult being at home, because I live on my own, so as soon as I ...
As a part-time student, juggling the difficulties of studying and a full-time job is a challenge but the structure of the modules and the flexibility that Cranfield offers, ensures that you aren’t overwhelmed by the modules in terms of content or assessments and there are suitable gaps between them to manage work, leave and life.
My name is Diana, I’m a PhD in aerospace engineering and fuelled by innovation and human interactions. I find the numerous challenges in the field of aerospace propulsion are nothing but exciting - the number ...
In September 2017 I sustained a brain injury following a cardiac arrest. You may recognise my name from the CPR training that has been held at Cranfield over the last few years. But this blog ...
I’ve recently had my first ever peer-reviewed paper published, and I would like to share my experience. I started writing this critical review paper in March 2020. The paper was based on literature review work ...
Waking up at six, working seven to five, surrounded by suits, in a city where I was alone was not what I expected my early 20’s to be like. I worked for myself, earned money, ...
Read on to read about our latest courses…Cranfield School of Management has launched master’s-level (Level 7) programmes in response to employer demand. Portfolio of master’s-level programmes designed to meet the new requirements of the Senior Leader Apprenticeship ...
On the 9th of March 2021 a group of us from the Explosive Effects on Structures module embarked on a trip to Alford Technologies in Wells. Alford Technologies specialises in developing explosive tools to support Explosive Ordnance Disposal, Breaching/Explosive Method of Entry and Explosive Engineering communities – so a great place to partake in our first face to face practical of the year. So far that week we had learnt about how blast effects different structures and materials, and it was now time to see some of that theory in action.
Enara Martin is a Spanish student studying Computational and Software Techniques in Engineering MSc at Cranfield University. She was also the recipient of the ‘Promoting Women in STEM Award’ in 2020. One of the things ...