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Aerospace Engineering


Overview

Aerospace engineering is a rapidly evolving discipline that focuses on the design, development, testing, production and maintenance of aircraft and spacecraft. Open to students in the Faculty of Engineering, the minor in Aerospace will prepare you for a career in the field.

After completing required courses which cover fundamental aircraft and spacecraft design concepts, you can choose between five streams of specialization:

  • Aerodynamics and propulsion
  • Aircraft structure
  • Spacecraft and systems
  • Material and processes
  • Avionics

A capstone aerospace design project is offered in the last year of the program in collaboration with local aerospace companies, allowing you to get familiar with the industry.


Careers

With a background in aerospace engineering, you can unlock a diverse range of exciting career opportunities. Depending on your interests, you can work in areas including research, design and development, project management, inspection and maintenance. You may also choose to pursue graduate work to develop a deeper understanding of the field while continuing to gain hands-on experience.

You could become a professional:

  • Aerospace technician
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  • Product and parts manufacturer
  • Researcher
  • Software developer

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Student experience

The minor in Aerospace EngineeringÌýis overseen by the 91Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Institute for Aerospace Engineering (MIAE). TheÌýInstitute helpsÌýstudentsÌýnetworkÌýandÌýsecure local internships in theÌýindustry,Ìýallowing you to gain firsthandÌýexperience.ÌýÌý

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Ready to apply?

For this program, you'll need to apply to the Faculty of Engineering.

SeeÌýfull admission requirements for more information aboutÌýdeadlines and requiredÌýdocumentsÌýfor your application.Ìý

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