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The Institute provides advanced degree programs in aerospace, culminating in a Master of Science or Doctor of Philosophy in Aeronautics and Space Engineering. These rigorous programs deliver comprehensive training in aerospace fundamentals, focusing on research methodologies along with analytical, computational, and experimental techniques. Prospective graduate students are expected to possess strong foundational knowledge in undergraduate-level mathematics, physics, and engineering principles.
Students pursuing an aerospace degree can specialize in various disciplines, including: fluid physics, solid mechanics and material science, structural analysis, space systems, computational mechanics, theoretical and computational fluid dynamics, aeronautical propulsion, biomechanical engineering (fluids and solids), applied fluid mechanics, as well as aerospace system controls and materials science.
Applicants must have completed a bachelor's degree or the equivalent before beginning graduate study.
Applicants whose native language is not English and those who have had no formal instruction in English will be required to take a test to evaluate English proficiency. Please refer to "Required Tests" for a list of the GRE reporting requirements and the English proficiency exams currently accepted. The admissions committee may also consider research papers, publications and other original work.