Aerospace Engineering MEng
Welcome to Ludlow University's Masters course in Aerospace Engineering! This program is designed for students who are passionate about designing and building aircraft and spacecraft, exploring the latest technologies and materials, and pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the field of aerospace.
Throughout this program, you will delve into advanced topics such as aerodynamics, propulsion systems, materials science, control theory, and more. You will also have the opportunity to participate in hands-on projects and research, working alongside experienced faculty and industry professionals.
The Master's course in Aerospace Engineering at Ludlow University is a comprehensive program that equips students with the technical knowledge and practical skills required to pursue careers in the aerospace industry. The course curriculum covers a wide range of topics, including aerodynamics, propulsion, materials science, control systems, and space technology.
The program is designed to prepare students for careers in a variety of fields within the aerospace industry, including aircraft design, propulsion systems, structural analysis, flight testing, space exploration, and satellite systems. Students will also learn about the latest advances in the field, such as the use of artificial intelligence and autonomous systems in aerospace.
The course is taught by highly experienced and qualified faculty members, who provide students with personalised attention and guidance throughout their studies. The program is highly research-focused, and students will have the opportunity to engage in cutting-edge research projects, working with faculty members and industry partners.
Throughout the course, students will also have access to state-of-the-art facilities and equipment, including wind tunnels, propulsion labs, and computer simulation software. The program also emphasises practical training, and students will have opportunities to gain hands-on experience through internships, co-op programs, and industry-sponsored projects.
Upon completion of the program, graduates will be well-equipped to pursue careers in a variety of fields within the aerospace industry, as well as in research and academia. The program also provides an excellent foundation for students who wish to pursue doctoral studies in aerospace engineering.
As a Masters student in Aerospace Engineering at Ludlow University, I can confidently say that my experience at this institution has been exceptional.
Entry requirements
- An undergraduate degree in Aerospace Engineering or a related subject, typically at a minimum of 2:1 or equivalent.
- Relevant work experience in the field may be considered in lieu of a degree.
- For further information about UK qualifications, please contact admissions.
For the first year of a full-time or sandwich undergraduate course, all students must apply through UCAS (University and Colleges Admissions Service). This includes mature, overseas, and EU students.
Most schools provide students with the option to apply electronically through the UCAS website. This can also be used by individuals applying independently within the UK and abroad. All relevant information regarding this facility and courses can be accessed on the UCAS website.
To enter a course the following autumn, be sure to submit your application to UCAS by 26 January. It is advisable to apply early for popular subject areas. Late applications can be submitted until the end of June.
If English is not your first language, you will need to show that you have an approved level of proficiency in English. The minimum requirements for this course are as follows:
- IELTS minimum 6.0 overall with a minimum of 5.5 in each individual component
- TOEFL IBT minimum 80 with a minimum of 20 in each individual component
Before enrolling, we check your qualifications. If you are an international student, make sure to bring your original certificates or certified copies when you come to study at the University.
If you require a visa:
Please note that the English language requirements to attend Ludlow University and to obtain a visa from the Home Office may differ for international applicants. This means that even if you meet the Ludlow University language requirement to gain a place on the course, you may still need to meet further requirements to be granted a visa by the Home Office.
- An undergraduate degree from a recognised institution, equivalent to a UK 2:1 or above in Aerospace Engineering or a related subject.
- Equivalent qualifications from other countries will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
- For further information about UK qualification equivalents, please contact admissions.
For the first year of a full-time or sandwich undergraduate course, all students must apply through UCAS (University and Colleges Admissions Service). This includes mature, overseas, and EU students.
Most schools provide students with the option to apply electronically through the UCAS website. This can also be used by individuals applying independently within the UK and abroad. All relevant information regarding this facility and courses can be accessed on the UCAS website.
To enter a course the following autumn, be sure to submit your application to UCAS by 26 January. It is advisable to apply early for popular subject areas. Late applications can be submitted until the end of June.
If English is not your first language, you will need to show that you have an approved level of proficiency in English. The minimum requirements for this course are as follows:
- IELTS minimum 6.0 overall with a minimum of 5.5 in each individual component
- TOEFL IBT minimum 80 with a minimum of 20 in each individual component
Before enrolling, we check your qualifications. If you are an international student, make sure to bring your original certificates or certified copies when you come to study at the University.
If you require a visa:
Please note that the English language requirements to attend Ludlow University and to obtain a visa from the Home Office may differ for international applicants. This means that even if you meet the Ludlow University language requirement to gain a place on the course, you may still need to meet further requirements to be granted a visa by the Home Office.
- Professional experience in aerospace engineering or a related field, or a relevant professional qualification.
- A strong academic record in a related subject area, such as mechanical engineering or physics.
- Demonstrated interest and passion for aerospace engineering, as evidenced by research, projects, or publications in the field.
- For further information about UK qualification equivalents or relevant experience, please contact admissions.
For the first year of a full-time or sandwich undergraduate course, all students must apply through UCAS (University and Colleges Admissions Service). This includes mature, overseas, and EU students.
Most schools provide students with the option to apply electronically through the UCAS website. This can also be used by individuals applying independently within the UK and abroad. All relevant information regarding this facility and courses can be accessed on the UCAS website.
To enter a course the following autumn, be sure to submit your application to UCAS by 26 January. It is advisable to apply early for popular subject areas. Late applications can be submitted until the end of June.
If English is not your first language, you will need to show that you have an approved level of proficiency in English. The minimum requirements for this course are as follows:
- IELTS minimum 6.0 overall with a minimum of 5.5 in each individual component
- TOEFL IBT minimum 80 with a minimum of 20 in each individual component
Before enrolling, we check your qualifications. If you are an international student, make sure to bring your original certificates or certified copies when you come to study at the University.
If you require a visa:
Please note that the English language requirements to attend Ludlow University and to obtain a visa from the Home Office may differ for international applicants. This means that even if you meet the Ludlow University language requirement to gain a place on the course, you may still need to meet further requirements to be granted a visa by the Home Office.
What you'll learn
This postgraduate syllabus in Aerospace Engineering is a comprehensive and advanced program designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills required to excel in the field of aerospace engineering. This program aims to deepen the understanding of fundamental concepts, explore cutting-edge technologies, and foster innovation in the aerospace industry.
This module will cover the fundamental principles of fluid mechanics and their application to the study of how air and other gases interact with solid surfaces. Topics will include subsonic and supersonic flows, boundary layers, and lift and drag.
This module will cover the principles of solid mechanics and the properties of materials used in aerospace engineering. Topics will include stress and strain, material properties, and the design of structures for aerospace applications.
This module will cover the principles of propulsion systems and their application in aerospace engineering. Topics will include jet propulsion, rocket propulsion, and electric propulsion.
This module will cover the principles of flight mechanics and their application in aerospace engineering. Topics will include aircraft stability and control, flight dynamics, and aircraft performance.
This module will cover the principles of avionics and their application in aerospace engineering. Topics will include navigation, communication, and control systems.
This module will cover the principles of space systems and their application in aerospace engineering. Topics will include orbital mechanics, spacecraft design, and the exploration of space.
This module will cover the principles of control systems and their application in aerospace engineering. Topics will include control theory, feedback control, and stability analysis.
This module will cover the principles of robotics and autonomy and their application in aerospace engineering. Topics will include robot kinematics and dynamics, sensor systems, and control algorithms.
This module will cover the principles of computational methods and their application in aerospace engineering. Topics will include numerical methods, finite element analysis, and computational fluid dynamics.
This module will cover the principles of project management and their application in aerospace engineering. Topics will include project planning, resource management, and project execution.
This module focuses on the design and analysis of advanced aerospace structures such as composite materials, metallic alloys, and other advanced materials.
This module covers the principles of propulsion systems, including gas turbines, turbojets, turbofans, and rocket engines, with an emphasis on their design, performance, and optimisation.
This module covers the aerodynamic principles and challenges of high-speed flight, including supersonic and hypersonic aerodynamics, compressibility effects, shock waves, and boundary layers.
This module covers advanced materials and manufacturing processes used in aerospace engineering, including composites, alloys, additive manufacturing, and smart materials.
This module covers the principles of spacecraft dynamics and control, including attitude dynamics, spacecraft stabilisation, and control systems design.
This module covers the design, analysis, and application of sensors and instrumentation used in aerospace engineering, including inertial sensors, pressure sensors, temperature sensors, and optical sensors.
This module covers the systems engineering principles and practices applied to the design, development, and operation of aerospace systems, including systems architecture, requirements engineering, and systems integration.
This module covers the design process for aircraft and spacecraft, including conceptual design, preliminary design, and detailed design, with an emphasis on meeting customer requirements, cost targets, and safety standards.
How you'll be assessed
For the first year of a full-time or sandwich undergraduate course, all students must apply through UCAS (University and Colleges Admissions Service). This includes mature, overseas, and EU students.
Most schools provide students with the option to apply electronically through the UCAS website. This can also be used by individuals applying independently within the UK and abroad. All relevant information regarding this facility and courses can be accessed on the UCAS website.
To enter a course the following autumn, be sure to submit your application to UCAS by 26 January. It is advisable to apply early for popular subject areas. Late applications can be submitted until the end of June.
Careers
Students who complete a degree in Aerospace Engineering from Ludlow University have a wide range of career options. Graduates can work for government agencies, aerospace companies, defence contractors, and space exploration organisations. The degree prepares students for careers in research and development, design, testing, and manufacturing of aircraft and spacecraft.
Some specific job roles include aerospace engineer, flight test engineer, space mission engineer, and aircraft design engineer. Graduates can also pursue higher education in the field or work as consultants. With the increasing demand for air travel and space exploration, Aerospace Engineering graduates are in high demand and can expect to have a bright future in this field.
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