Aerospace Engineering MSc

The University of Strathclyde Aerospace Engineering MSc provides advanced multidisciplinary education for the modern aerospace and space sectors.

Students develop expertise in spacecraft design, space mission analysis, propulsion systems, flight dynamics and other advanced aerospace topics.

The curriculum also incorporates artificial intelligence, sustainability and engineering management to reflect emerging requirements across aerospace industries.

Students combine taught aerospace modules with interdisciplinary electives and an individual research project.

Projects may be connected with aerospace companies, space-sector organisations or research undertaken within Strathclyde's Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering department.

Applicants normally require a first-class or second-class honours degree, or equivalent international qualification, in aerospace engineering, engineering, physical sciences or another suitably related discipline.

Applicants should have sufficient mathematical, scientific and engineering preparation for advanced aerospace study.

Relevant professional experience may also be considered where appropriate.

Standard postgraduate engineering requirement:

IELTS Academic:
6.5 overall
Minimum 5.5 in each component

Equivalent Strathclyde-approved English-language qualifications may also be accepted.

English-language test results normally must satisfy the University's current validity requirements.