1. Gain expertise in aerodynamics, fluid dynamics, analysis, and more.
2. Ensuring the safety of passengers.
3. Maximum cost-efficiency.
4. Analyse aircraft operations to identify areas for improvement.
5. Enhance practical skills through Hands-On Experience

1. Design skills and knowledge
2. Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry Proficiency
3. Basic Electronics and Computer Skills
4. Engineering Entrance Exams (tentative)

1. Introduction to Aerospace Engineering
2. Mathematics for Engineers
3. Physics for Engineering
4. Introduction to Materials Science
5. Engineering Mechanics
6. Computer-Aided Design (CAD)
7. Aerodynamics
8. Aircraft Structures and Materials
9. Thermodynamics and Propulsion
10. Flight Mechanics and Stability
11. Electrical and Avionics Systems
12. Programming and Data Analysis
13. Advanced Aerodynamics and Computational Fluid Dynamics
14. Aircraft Design and Performance
15. Control Systems in Aircraft
16. Aircraft Manufacturing and Production
17. Structural Analysis and Finite Element Analysis (FEA)
18. Project Management and Professional Skills
19. Propulsion Systems Design and Analysis
20. Aircraft Maintenance and Repair
21. Aerospace Materials and Composite Structures
22. Flight Testing and Instrumentation
23. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and Autonomous Systems

1. Lectures
2. Group learning
3. Practical activities
4. Online learning
5. Tutorials

1. Aviation Business Enterprise
2. Engineering Materials and Electrical Systems
3. Engineering Mathematics
4. Engineering Structures and Engineering Dynamics
5. Project Management Aerofluid Mechanics
6. Principles of Air Navigation and Meteorology for Aviation
7. Engineering Mathematics (Year Two)
8. Safety Assessment in Aviation and Human Factors and Crew Resource Management
9. Flight Systems
10. Route Planning and Navigation Systems
11. Aircraft Structures
12. Aerodynamics
13. Final Year Project
14. Industrial Management and Project Preparation
15. Avionics
16. Aircraft Systems Design

1. Lab exercises
2. Examinations
3. Reports

It typically takes four years if you study full-time. Some universities offer part-time degrees, which can take around five to six years.

1. Gaseous oxygen and propane bi-propellant engine
2. Nitrous oxide and PMMA hybrid engine
3. Aerospace and Avionics Labs
4. Materials and Structures Testing Labs
5. Computer Labs with Engineering Software
6. Propulsion and Engine Testing Labs
7. Aircraft Hangars and Maintenance Workshops

1. Aerospace Engineer
2. Avionics Engineer
3. Flight Test Engineer
4. Aircraft Maintenance Engineer
5. Propulsion Engineer
6. Structural Engineer
7. Aircraft Design Engineer
8. Aerospace Project Manager

The tuition fees may vary depending on the university, country, and whether you are an international student or a local student. For the UK, the fee range for an international student is between £16,000 and £20,000 a year.

1. High School Diploma or Equivalent
2. International Baccalaureate (IB)
3. Personal Statement
4. English Language Proficiency
5. Portfolio or Project Work (tentative)
6. SAT/ACT scores

1. Aircraft Maintenance Internships
2. Aerospace Manufacturing Internships
3. Avionics and Electronics Fieldwork
4. Flight Test Engineering Internships
5. Aerodynamics and Wind Tunnel Testing Fieldwork
6. Propulsion and Engine Testing Internships
7. Composite Materials and Structures Fieldwork

1. Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) License
2. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) License
3. Certified Aerospace Technician (CAT)
4. Six Sigma
5. Certified SolidWorks Associate (CSWA)
6. CATIA Certification
7. Nondestructive Testing (NDT) Certification

The intake can vary by country and institution. In the UK, the primary intake is September, and the secondary intake is January, whereas in the USA, it is August and January consecutively.

"After I enrolled in the Aircraft Engineering BEng(Hons) in 2009, my career started to change significantly. I was offered the post of CAMO engineer and later moved on as a production and planning engineer at Augsburg Airways GmbH in Munich (Member of Lufthansa Regional) and in 2013 I started a new position as a planning engineer at DC Aviation GmbH in Stuttgart, where I was taking care of the Daimler aircraft fleet among others." [Fei-sal Chatharoo from Kingston University]