Aerospace Engineering (Undergraduate Masters with Sandwich year)

About this course

Aerospace engineering applies scientific and engineering principles to the design, development, and operation of aircraft, spacecraft, and the systems that support them. It is a discipline at the frontier of human technical achievement, demanding rigorous understanding of aerodynamics, structures, propulsion, avionics, and materials alongside the systems engineering knowledge needed to integrate these into complex, high-performance vehicles. As the aerospace sector faces urgent pressure to decarbonise, to develop alternative propulsion technologies, and to reduce noise and environmental impact, aerospace engineers are central to one of the most consequential engineering challenges of the coming decades. At Queen's University Belfast this five-year full-time undergraduate masters programme provides a thorough and rigorous grounding in aerospace engineering at the masters level. You will

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