Program Overview
This aerospace engineering program equips graduates with a range of technical and personal skills for careers in engineering, academia, public services, and commerce. Research at Bristol focuses on fluid flow, composites, dynamics, and robotics, supported by a large team of staff and students. Graduates are expected to publish in high-quality journals and present at international conferences.
Program Outline
A higher degree can accelerate your career significantly, particularly into positions of greater responsibility. Furthermore, it increasingly provides entrepreneurial opportunities, which build on the skills and knowledge you acquire during the programme.
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Aerospace engineering research at Bristol is organised via cross-faculty research groups with interests spanning four key areas: Fluid Flow and Aerodynamics Bristol Composites Institute (BCI) Dynamics and Control Robotics. This work is supported by at least 50 academic staff, more than 70 research staff and over 240 postgraduate students, plus a highly experienced administrative and technical support team. Aerospace engineering is a specific discipline involving experimental, numerical, theoretical and computational research which is later applied to aerospace-related problems, for example, fixed-wing aircraft, rotorcraft, wind turbines and UAVs. All postgraduates would expect to publish in high-quality journals and present at international conferences. Hence, research programmes are aimed at independent and self-motivated applicants.
- UK: full-time£4,758 per year
- UK: part-time£2,379 per year
- Overseas: full-time£26,000 per year
