COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Engineering (MEng) in Aerospace Engineering is a course-based program that requires the completion of a milestone Master’s Project and eight elective course credits. Students have the option to substitute the project with two additional courses, allowing for flexibility based on individual academic or professional goals. The program offers a wide range of elective courses, each worth one credit, that cover critical and emerging areas in aerospace engineering. These include fundamental subjects such as Advanced Fluid Mechanics, Advanced Heat Transmission I and II, Advanced Mechanics of Solids, and Aircraft Turbine Engines, along with specialized topics like Computational Fluid Dynamics and Heat Transfer, Finite Element Methods in Engineering, Flight Dynamics and Control of Aircraft, and Rocket Propulsion. Students can also explore modern advancements through courses like Nanomaterials and Nanocomposites, Advanced Systems Control, Avionics, and Aerospace Thermal Engineering. Other offerings include Aircraft Certification, Aircraft Safety and Reliability, Aircraft Systems Integration, Testing and Evaluation of Composites, and various special topics in Aerodynamics and Propulsion, Structures and Manufacturing, and Avionics and Systems. The program also covers essential areas in spacecraft and high-speed flight, with courses such as Space Mechanics, Spacecraft Dynamics and Control, High-Speed Aerodynamics, and Multi-Disciplinary Design of Aerospace Systems. The curriculum is designed to provide students with both breadth and depth in aerospace engineering, combining theoretical foundations with practical applications in areas critical to the aerospace sector. Located in a highly equipped, industry-connected environment, the program supports professional growth and innovation, preparing graduates for advanced roles in industry or further academic pursuits. This structure makes it especially appealing to students interested in applied learning and hands-on problem-solving, such as those with a background or hobby in model aeroplane design and engineering.