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Do many girls study electronics and communication engineering?

Zedd1 · 2013-08-21 13:34:09

Basically set up this thread because i got an offer from the cao for this course (DT008). I sadly didnt get my first choice and got offered this as a level 7 :( i accepted it but im afraid encase its just a lads subject. Is it a girls subject too? help.

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21-08-2013 2:34pm

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Zedd1

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Basically set up this thread because i got an offer from the cao for this course (DT008). I sadly didnt get my first choice and got offered this as a level 7 i accepted it but im afraid encase its just a lads subject. Is it a girls subject too? help.

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#2 21-08-2013 3:53pm
phonypony

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If you feel its for you, then why not? I wouldn't let that sort of thing put you off, if you're interested in it, go for it. Worst that can come of a loads of lads to one girl ratio is a few dates:P

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#3 22-08-2013 10:53pm
WilhelmFink

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Sure Aungier St. is only a minute away

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#4 29-08-2013 10:15am
SirFlancelot

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When I was in that degree there was four girls out of a class of 30. So yes it is sort of a lads course but with the amount of socs I'm sure you'll find loads of girls to make friends with

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#5 30-08-2013 12:45pm
pajor

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There's a female engineering soc, if that's any help.

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