Aerospace Engineering

The program emphasizes basic aerospace sciences to prepare students for the diversity found at the frontiers of research and industrial development. The professional degree of Master of Engineering (Aerospace) provides a one-year course of study for those who want to develop a high level of competence in current technology and engineering design and who plan to practice engineering in industry or professionally. The program has a thirty-credit curriculum and requires an engineering design project.

• aerodynamics

• aerospace systems

• biomedical mechanics

• dynamics and control

• materials and structures

• propulsion

• thermal sciences

The Master of Engineering degree is typically self-funded by the student. There are a handful of fellowships at the College level (typically one per field, or one out of ~80 students). There is also partial support as a TA for a small percentage of students (