1. Gain knowledge of the principles of aerodynamics, mechanics, and thermodynamics
2. Learn design and analysis skills in aircraft and spacecraft
3. Hands-on experience
4. Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills
5. Promote research skills and innovative thinking
6. Gain expertise in teamwork and communication skills

1. Proficiency in mathematics, physics, and chemistry
2. Familiarity with computer programming
3. Basic knowledge of engineering fundamentals
4. Basic laboratory skills

1. Engineering Mechanics
2. Electrical Circuits
3. Heat & Flow
4. Mechanical Engineering Design
5. Experimental & Laboratory Skills
6. Engineering Analysis & Numerical Methods
7. Mathematics
8. Flight & Spaceflight
9. Professional Studies
10. Electrical Machines & Control
11. Aero Design
12. Mathematical Modelling & Analysis
13. Materials Engineering & Design
14. Structural Mechanics
15. Dynamics & Control
16. Strategic Analysis of Engineering Business Case Studies
17. Engineering Ethics
18. Case Studies in Engineering
19. Computer-Aided Engineering Design
20. Engineering Materials Selection
21. Individual Project - Aerospace
22. Advanced Mechanics & Dynamics
23. Aerospace Propulsion

1. Lectures
2. Laboratory Work
3. Computer Simulations
4. Group Projects
5. Case Studies
6. Workshops and Seminars
7. Field Trips
8. Guest Lectures

1. Fundamentals of Aerospace Engineering
2. Fluid Mechanics
3. Thermodynamics
4. Aerodynamics
5. Solid Mechanics
6. Materials Science
7. Control Systems
8. Propulsion Systems
9. Aircraft Design
10. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)
11. Finite Element Analysis (FEA)
12. Mechatronics and Robotics
13. Systems Engineering

1. Written exams
2. Coursework assignments
3. Presentations
4. Individual/Group projects

The course duration may vary by institution and location. In the UK, full-time study can take about 4 to 5 years, and part-time can take about 5 to 6 years.

1. Aerodynamics Labs
2. Propulsion Labs
3. Materials Testing Labs
4. Computer Labs
5. Design Studios
6. Research Facilities
7. Instrumentation and Measurement Tools
8. Prototyping Facilities
9. Library and Learning Resources

1. Aerospace Engineer
2. Mechanical Engineer
3. Propulsion Engineer
4. Systems Engineer
5. Structural Engineer
6. Test Enginee

The fees depend on the institution and location. However, in the UK, the tuition fees for international students can lie between £15,000 and £25,000 per year for undergraduate programmes.

1. A High School Diploma or Equivalent
2. SAT
3. English Proficiency
4. Personal Statement or Essay
5. Letters of Recommendation

1. Hands-On Laboratory Work
2. Design Projects
3. Site Visits
4. Research Opportunities
5. Industry Internships
6. Government Internships
7. Co-Op Programmes

1. Certified Aerospace Technician
2. Engineer in Training
3. Professional Engineer (PE) Licence
4. Lean Six Sigma Certification
5. Project Management Professional (PMP)
6. NASA's Systems Engineering Certification
7. CFD Software Certifications
8. Robotics and Automation Certifications
9. Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing) Certifications

In the UK, the primary intake happens in September/October, and the secondary intake happens in January/February.

I always had a keen interest in Physics and Maths in school so as we approached the final year of secondary school and I was thinking about my prospects and attending university, I started doing research into which universities I could potentially apply to. [Kaloyan Domuschiev from The University of Strathclyde]