TOEFL 80 overall with no less than 19 in Reading, 19 in Listening, 21 in Speaking and 19 in Writing
IELTs 6.0 overall with no less than 5.5 in any band
PTE 51 in all four skills
Cambridge English: Advanced Minimum
overall score of 169, with no less than 162
in any component
Doulingo 100-109
Orther Requirement
No
If you like challenges and problem solving and relish the idea of combining science, maths and engineering to develop new technologies, processes and materials for the aerospace industry, then this Aerospace Engineering BEng degree is for you.
Aerospace Engineering BEng
You will be taught by academics that are experts in their field and have been at the forefront of progress in several areas, including the LISA pathfinder mission and the design of higher performing jet engines. This, together with the strong collaborations we enjoy with leading companies such as Rolls-Royce and Airbus, will give you the best launchpad for a successful career.
The Aerospace Engineering BEng course is structured to give you a broad coverage of engineering disciplines appropriate to the current and future aerospace industry and research area, including mechanics, materials, fluids and sensors and control systems that provide a basis for materials, structures and avionics. You will gain the skills necessary to transform the emerging fields of satellite, deep space missions and unmanned aerial vehicles where remote control and communications are required.
The interdisciplinary nature of the subject is dealt with by shared modules in all years as well as group project exercises. Graduates of the course will retain a specialism (materials, structures and avionics) but based on broad coverage to enable you to develop good careers in all engineering aspects of the aeronautical and space industries.
There is an opportunity to apply for a year in industry during your degree, this usually occurs between year 2 and year 3. You will be helped by us to find suitable internships, and assisted and mentored by academic members of staff throughout your year in industry. A year in industry is an invaluable opportunity to take on a role within a company, apply the theoretical knowledge of your degree course to real-world issues and will enhance your career prospects. Contact the Admissions Team for further details.
Year 1
Engineering Mathematics 1 - 20 credits
Electrical Engineering 1 - 20 credits
Mechanics 1 - 20 credits
Fluid Mechanics and Energy Transfer- 20 credits
Design for Structural Applications - 20 credits
Fundamentals of Materials Science - 20 credits
Year 2
Space System Engineering and Design A - 10 credits
Space System Engineering and Design B - 10 credits
Engineering Mathematics 2 - 20 credits
Electrical Energy Systems and Control A - 10 credits
Electrical Energy Systems and Control B - 10 credits
Airframe Design and Flight Dynamics A - 10 credits
Airframe Design and Flight Dynamics B - 10 credits
Fracture, Fatigue and Degradation A - 10 credits
Fracture, Fatigue and Degradation B - 10 credits
Thermodynamics and Fluids - 20 credits
Year 3
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The broad range of topics covered and the emphasis on problem solving activities in the later years will equip graduates for careers in design, manufacture and operation of aerospace structures from traditional airframes and aeroengines to emerging fields such as UAVs and satellites. The programme will prepare suitably able graduates for higher research degrees in these field as well. You could also pursue careers and research opportunities in non-aerospace areas where expertise in advanced materials, manufacturing, structures, aggressive environments and remote communication and control are important.
