COURSE CURRICULUM

Master of Science in Vision Science Collaborative Aeronautics program are tailored to meet the individual needs and backgrounds of students. Each student must complete a minimum of five one-term graduate courses (0.50 unit weight each or equivalent), including AVIA 601 Interdisciplinary Aeronautics and AVIA 602 Interdisciplinary Aeronautics Project. In addition, three courses must be chosen from the Vision Science Core Course Streams, with at least one course from Core Stream A – Scientific Methods (OPTOM 650 – OPTOM 669) and at least one from Core Stream B – Vision Science (OPTOM 670 – OPTOM 689). This degree is offered through the Collaborative Aeronautics Program, which is jointly delivered by a range of departments and schools across several academic faculties, fostering interdisciplinary perspectives on aeronautics. Students in the program complete their specialized vision science training within their home departments while collaborating with peers from diverse disciplines through the core interdisciplinary courses AVIA 601 and AVIA 602. This structure ensures a rich, cross-disciplinary learning environment, preparing graduates to apply their vision science expertise to innovative solutions in aeronautics, aerospace, and related fields, thereby bridging the gap between specialized research and practical aerospace applications.