Bachelor [Aerospace Engineering with Industrial Experience] From Queen Mary, University of London

YouÕll build a solid foundation in materials, mechanics and design, and learn tools and techniques for solving complex engineering problems in a systematic way. YouÕll also learn about thermodynamics, instrumentation and controls. Specialised aerospace modules cover aerodynamics, stability and control, propulsion and structures and design.

In your final year youÕll undertake an individual lab-based project linked to the current internationally recognised research taking place in the School, applying the theory youÕve learnt in the first two years of study.

Students choosing the MEng option spend an additional year carrying out advanced modules and a group project. Recent projects have included designing and constructing a rocket capable of breaking the UK altitude record, and designing a solar-powered racing car.Ê