MSc in Aerospace Engineering in College Park United States | University of Maryland, College Park

The Aerospace Engineering Department provides an extensive graduate program culminating in Master of Science (both thesis and non-thesis tracks) and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. Students can specialize in diverse fields including aerodynamics and propulsion, structural mechanics and composites, rotorcraft technology, space systems, and flight dynamics with stability and control. These specializations allow for customized study paths in computational fluid dynamics, aeroelastic phenomena, hypersonic systems, composite materials, intelligent structures, finite element analysis, space propulsion technologies, robotics, and human-machine interaction. To earn a Master of Science degree, candidates must complete 30 credit hours while maintaining at least a 3.0 GPA, with specific criteria differing between thesis and non-thesis pathways.