The Masters Degree Program in Aeronautics is a one year program that provides advanced training in the areas of aeronautics or aerospace beyond that covered in a four year undergraduate program. The program consists of a set of five core courses (see details below). There is no research requirement nor is a thesis required to obtain the degree.

Outcomes

A student graduating with an M.S. in Aeronautics will

  • Be skilled in fluid mechanics, solid mechanics and mathematics, as applied to advanced study in aeronautics;
  • Have an in-depth understanding of the foundations of analytical, computational and experimental techniques in this area;
  • Be well qualified for a career in aerospace and related fields.