Aerospace Engineering

The courses you’ll take are interdisciplinary and multifaceted. As a student in this discipline, you must have a curious disposition. Having an interest and capacity to tackle complex challenges in creating and constructing aerospace vehicles is also integral in this field. Here are some courses you may encounter:

• Aerospace Structure
• Aircraft Propulsion
• Calculus
• Physics
• Graphic Design
• Properties of Material
• Engineering Design

As an aerospace engineer, you’ll be well positioned to use cutting-edge technology to create aircraft, spacecraft vehicles, and other aerospace equipment. Examples of venues where you’ll land work include government, corporations, the tech sector, and universities. The numerous career options in this field include, among others, the following:

• Aerospace Engineers
• Environmental Engineering Technicians
• Mechanical Engineering Technicians
• Telecommunications Engineering Specialists
• Sales Engineers

• Aeronautical engineering (involves work associated with aircraft development)
• Astronautical engineering (involves work associated with spacecraft development)

Colleges or universities will outline the curricular requirements for graduation in this highly competitive degree. To give yourself a competitive edge in the aerospace industry, apply to internships, participate in research projects, join professional organizations, and build your network.