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F80 al Polimi

Mercoledì 7 Ottobre al Politecnico di Milano (campus Bovisa) c'era un F80.

Colgo l'occasione per chiedere le vostre opinioni su quest'auto.

u/WindowLong — 7 days ago

Annunci da incubo

Apprendistato 36 mesi, richiesta laurea magistrale.

Praticamente la stessa RAL che prendevo quando facevo il magazziniere in somministrazione, senza includere maggiorazioni da lavoro notturno e buoni pasto.

u/WindowLong — 10 days ago

Aerospace engineering in the US

Hi, I'm currently pursuing a Bsc in aerospace engineering in Italy (Politecnico di Milano) and starting my final year in a few weeks. I'd like to apply for a MSc in aerospace engineering in the US.

However, I'm aware of the ITAR regulations and I'd like to know what are my chances of getting a job in civil aviation (or any field linked to aerospace that doesn't require to be a US person) with an US MSc in aerospace engineering.

Is it too difficult and risky for me to go studying in the US, considering that I'll need to ask for a loan? Should I just stick to EU universities?

ps: my GPA is 3.5

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u/WindowLong — 2 months ago

Career in civil aviation

Hi, I'm currently pursuing a Bsc in aerospace engineering in Italy (Politecnico di Milano) and starting my final year in a few weeks. I'd like to apply for a MSc in aerospace engineering in the US.

However, I'm aware of the ITAR regulations and I'd like to know what are my chances of getting a job in civil aviation (or any field linked to aerospace that doesn't require to be a US person) with an US MSc in aerospace engineering.

Is it too difficult and risky for me to go studying in the US, considering that I'll need to ask for a loan? Should I just stick to EU universities?

ps: my GPA is 3.5

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u/WindowLong — 2 months ago

MSc in aerospace engineering

Hi, I'm currently pursuing a BSc in Aerospace Engineering at Politecnico di Milano and starting my final year in a few weeks. I'd like to apply for an MSc in Aerospace Engineering at TUM.

​I have a 28/30 GPA, and it looks like the courses I've taken fulfill all the admission requirements. What are my chances of being accepted? Also, how hard is it to study at TUM?

ps: Any kind of advice are welcome :)

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u/WindowLong — 2 months ago

Investire in azioni per la prima volta

Qualche mese fa ho iniziato un pac di €100/mese con 2 ETF (FTSE All world USD and Core Stoxx Europe 600). Ora vorrei iniziare anche a investire in azioni. Informandomi ho creato questo piano di investimenti di 1500 euro:

Airbus €380

ASML €380

GE Aerospace €310

Northrop Grumman €430

Ho scelto principalmente azioni nell'aerospazio/difesa perché conosco il settore. Come valutate questo piano? Dovrei diversificare di più?

ps: uso Trade Republic

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u/WindowLong — 2 months ago

Beginner in the stock market

A few months ago I started a savings plan of €100/month with 2 ETFs (FTSE All world USD and Core Stoxx Europe 600) and now I want to start investing in some stocks. I had Gemini create an investment plan with €1500 and what it came up with is this:

Airbus €380

ASML €380

GE Aerospace €310

Northrop Grumman €430

I was thinking of investing mostly in the aerospace/defence sector since I have some knowledge in this field.

What do you think of this portfolio? Do I need to diversify more?

ps: I use Trade Republic as a broker

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u/WindowLong — 2 months ago

Beginner in the stock market

Beginner in the stock market

A few months ago I started a savings plan of €100/month with 2 ETFs (FTSE All world USD and Core Stoxx Europe 600) and now I want to start investing in some stocks. I had Gemini create an investment plan with €1500 and what it came up with is this:

Airbus €380

ASML €380

GE Aerospace €310

Northrop Grumman €430

I was thinking of investing mostly in the aerospace/defence sector since I have some knowledge in this field.

What do you think of this portfolio? Do I need to diversify more?

ps: I use Trade Republic as a broker

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u/WindowLong — 2 months ago