Aerospace Engineering with Pilot Studies

About this course

Aerospace engineering is concerned with the design, development, and operation of aircraft and spacecraft, a field that combines some of the most demanding applied science and engineering challenges humans have faced. Aerodynamics, structural mechanics, propulsion, avionics, flight dynamics, and materials science all contribute to the discipline, and engineers working in aerospace must integrate knowledge across all of these areas to create systems that are simultaneously powerful, efficient, safe, and reliable. The addition of pilot studies to this degree makes it distinctive, introducing you to the theory and principles of flight from the perspective of someone who will one day sit in the cockpit as well as the design office. At the University of Liverpool, this three-year, full-time programme covers the core areas of aerospace engineering, including aerodynamics, aero structures, pro

Where its graduates go

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