Schools Universities offerring Aerospace research oppurtunities- please suggest

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The discussion centers around seeking guidance for pursuing a summer internship in aerospace engineering, specifically in areas like aerodynamics, astrophysics, and propulsion. The individual is currently studying at the Indian Institute of Kanpur and is looking for reputable colleges or universities in Europe and the USA that offer research programs in these fields. There is a mention of Cal-Tech and the University of Manchester as notable institutions. The conversation highlights the challenges of securing internships, particularly for students who are not enrolled at the host institution, raising questions about the preference of universities to prioritize their own students for internship opportunities. The urgency of the inquiry is emphasized, as the individual has a limited timeframe to make decisions regarding their educational path in aerospace engineering.
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Hi
I am currently pursuing a graduation from Indian Institute of Kanpur,India in Aerospace Engg.
I would like help from fellow members to provide me with information on good colleges/universities in Europe and USA which provide interesting research programs in this field, or rather specifically in CFD and Propulsion.
Help will be appreciated.
Regards
 
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Cal-Tech runs JPL.
 
thanx for ur help ... but i think i forgot to mention that this was for the position of a sumer intern... and not admission...
i guess now it would be better if someone points me in the right direction as per the intern motive
 
Hi all.
If possible can anyone please help me out in seeking a summer internship for the year 2009 in the field of Aerospace.
My topics of interest include aerodynamics, astrophysics and Propulsion.
Any help will be appreciated.


P.s I have currently dropped any interest in cfd still research opportunities in the field are acceptable to me.
 
Very few universities run internships for students that are not their own.
 
what does that mean??
not their own in the sense of nationality ??
 
Not their own in the sense of students. Why would a university pass up its own students in order to better train someone else? That makes no sense.
 
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Hi all, please i would need the help of you all.. i want to get my first degree in aeronautical/ aerospace engineering in europe...where can you advise me to study. i have got less than a month to decide...
 

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