The self-funded non-thesis aerospace engineering degree program is designed for students seeking an applied engineering career, focusing solely on coursework.
Students have the flexibility to specialize in one or more areas, such as Autonomous and Intelligent Systems, Hypersonics, Multi-Functional and Extreme Environment Materials, Optical, Remote, and Quantum Sensing, Reacting Flows and Propulsion, Space Domain Awareness, and Space Flight and Operations (both Human and Robotic).
The non-thesis degree program requires the completion of 30 credit hours of coursework.
In addition, students have the option to participate in a related internship, earning 1 credit hour over the summer. Students are responsible for independently securing their internships.
They may also choose to attend seminars for up to 2 credits by enrolling in AERO 681: Professional Development or Communication, which provides valuable insights into career development and effective communication within the aerospace field.
Additionally, students can broaden the scope of their degree by taking courses outside of aerospace engineering.
