Offered by École Polytechnique de Montréal in Montréal, Canada, BA/BS in Aerospace Engineering is a bachelor's degree in Aerospace & Automotive Engineering programme. The programme runs for 4 years. It carries 120.0 credits.
At a glance
Degree:Bachelor's Degree
Field:Aerospace & Automotive Engineering
Duration: 4 years
Credits: 120.0
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Information for the 2027/28 academic year · Last reviewed September 2026 ·
Program details
Overview
This bachelor's program in aerospace engineering at Polytechnique Montréal prepares students for the design, development, testing, and production of aircraft and spacecraft. Coursework builds skills in managing complex engineering projects and conducting experimental analysis relevant to the aerospace sector. The program includes a mandatory paid internship with industry, with additional internship terms possible, and a sequence of integrative capstone projects completed across each year of study, including aircraft design work and component testing carried out with industry partners. Teaching is delivered on campus at Polytechnique Montréal in Montreal, Quebec, with opportunities for exchange terms and study abroad. The program suits students interested in the aviation and space industries who want a project-based, team-oriented engineering education combining theoretical coursework with applied design and testing work, and who are aiming for careers in aircraft or spacecraft design, development, and production.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: The Aerospace Engineering (B.Ing.) page states only that admission is in Fall, on a capped (contingenté) basis, linking to the institution's admission-conditions page for the entry requirements, so the general Baccalauréat conditions apply. Language is assessed first: applicants schooled in a system Polytechnique does not recognise as francophone must present a qualifying French test result — DALF C1/C2 or DELF B2 (lifetime validity), or 400 (level B2) in every component of TCF Canada, TCF Québec, TCF tout public, TEF Canada or TEF Québec (2-year validity) — before the file is reviewed; holders of a Québec DEC, a Canadian secondary diploma or degree earned in French, or schooling from a recognised francophone system or the AEFE network are exempt. Québec applicants enter from the collegial system, normally with a DEC in the appropriate pre-university field; applicants schooled outside Québec apply through published equivalence routes by qualification (French baccalauréat, IB, OSSD and other Canadian provinces, US high school, classes préparatoires, prior university study, among others). Anyone who finished secondary school outside Québec with no subsequent post-secondary study first completes Polytechnique's integrated 30-credit preparatory year, extending the degree to five years. Places are limited; selection is competitive, based on academic results.
