PhD in Aerospace, Aeronautical, and Astronautical/Space Engineering

Doctoral students in aerospace engineering prepare for leadership in industry and research. Their studies take in aircraft that fly at different speeds, along with satellites and space stations. The program invites participation in the university's graduate offering on computational and data-driven science, which gives experimental and computational researchers additional training. Applicants should expect that an admissions test such as the GRE may be required, with exceptions set by the department. Completion takes 72 credit hours, with a stated timeline that begins at 4 years. Every course is taught in person. Students may enroll either full time or part time. Applying costs $100. New York State has officially registered the program. Interested applicants can use the program page to ask for more information or begin an application, and the listed contact office can answer questions about requirements, catalog details and the steps that follow.