This specialist degree in aerospace engineering provides a rigorous and traditional academic education coupled with a well-developed appreciation of the highly technical nature of the aerospace industry.
The subjects studied include analytical and computational skills, principles and concepts appropriate to the design and operation of aircraft, and professional skills needed to equip graduates in the aerospace industry. The final year of the MEng is about broadening and deepening your knowledge and understanding of the discipline, to better meet the leadership needs of industry.
This specialist degree in aerospace engineering provides a rigorous and traditional academic education coupled with a well-developed appreciation of the highly technical nature of the aerospace industry.
The subjects studied include analytical and computational skills, principles and concepts appropriate to the design and operation of aircraft, and professional skills needed to equip graduates in the aerospace industry. The final year of the MEng is about broadening and deepening your knowledge and understanding of the discipline, to better meet the leadership needs of industry.
This can take longer if industrial training is difficult to come by. The provision of training can be expensive for employers, because they will incur costs in providing it, and will lose the use of an employee’s service while training is undertaken.
Brunel’s sandwich courses help smooth the way through this stage because the integrated work experience is approved by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers. With a large proportion of industrial training already completed, students are well down the road to registration, even before graduation.
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 5
Choose one optional module from:
GPA 5.0 or 80%
80% is required in any specific subjects that are stated in GCE A-level entry requirements above.