Mechanical Engineering with Aeronautics

About this course

Mechanical engineering with aeronautics is a degree that bridges two engineering disciplines which have always been closely connected and which are now converging more rapidly than ever. Mechanical engineering provides the foundational sciences: thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, structural analysis, materials, dynamics, and design. Aeronautics adds the specific demands of flight: aerodynamics, propulsion, aircraft structures, avionics integration, and the engineering of systems that must operate reliably in the most demanding physical environments on earth. At the University of Glasgow you will study across four years on a full-time programme, with a year abroad that extends your engineering education to an international academic or industrial context. Glasgow's engineering faculty is research-active in both mechanical and aerospace engineering, and the degree is designed to give graduat

Where its graduates go

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