MA/MS in Aeronautical Engineering

This interdisciplinary programme trains engineers to evaluate and solve design and application problems for conventional and unmanned aircraft, rockets and satellites. Core modules include the investigation of aircraft and their systems, computational aerodynamics and solid mechanics, the design of aircraft and unmanned aerial vehicles, flight control and management systems, process modelling for unmanned systems, and engineering-projects management, developed through two linked research projects and a final master's project, with electives spanning rocket technology, structural integrity, stability and control, space environment and orbits, sensor systems and non-destructive testing. Students learn to link aeronautics theory with mathematics to solve new engineering challenges, assess the reliability of aircraft and spacecraft systems, design aeronautical objects when information is incomplete, and interpret experimental research on aircraft, missiles and satellites. Teaching combines lectures, laboratory work and seminars with independent study, concluding with a final degree project, assessed through a cumulative system. Graduates can pursue engineering and research roles in aviation organisations.