"7) UTT degrees courses has more projects and presentations which is needed in industry. UWI is more theory than pratical..theory is good if you want to do phd.
Honestly, I don't know if this is true.....this is depends more on the teaching methods of the individual lecturers. However, UWI's final year project is much more intensive that what most UTT degrees require. "---PREVIOUSLY MENTIONED IN FORUM
My Views
I am a UTT final year BaSc Process Engineering (Accredited by IchemE-See below) Student and the references that I am using to complete my part of the final year project at UTT involves multiple thesis from previous Mphils and PhDs so please get your facts straight. Mathematical Modelling in Matlab which is something really amazing to be done by a chemical engineer is being done at UTT based on the chosen final year projects particularly in Process Engineering.
And just so people know, both Petroleum and Process Engineering are accredited by recognized institutions in the UK; I am not sure about the governing body for Petroleum but for Process Engineering it is IchemE (See link below).
http://www.icheme.org/membership/accred ... ities.aspx
