Aerospace engineering and astronautics

Two specialisations:

1. Aerospace Structures and Systems 
2. Aerospace Propulsion Systems

specialisation: Aerospace Structures and Systems EU: no charge
specialisation: Aerospace Propulsion Systems

At M.Sc. Aerospace Engineering students gain knowledge about recent achievements in the field and the methods and tools that prepare them for taking management positions in industry or to undertake the research activity. The third semester of the 3-semester-study is devoted to the solution to a research problem. The problem statement and solution are put into the master diploma thesis.

Students of the Aerospace Engineering program are provided with a knowledge allowing for scientific research and design, optimisation, modernisation as well as maintenance of flying vehicles. Graduates are well prepared to work for aviation engine design offices, research laboratories and maintenance centres as well as to deal with all types of internal combustion engines (automobile, railway and power plant engines).

Examples of modules:
• Advanced Computational Fluid Dynamics • Aircraft systems laboratory • Composite Materials in Aerospace • Control in Aerospace • Dynamics of Flight • Heat Transfer in Aerospace • Physics of the Atmosphere • Mechanics of Thin-Walled Structures • Attitude and navigation systems • Aircraft maintenance management • Fatigue and aircraft diagnostic systems • Structural analysis of aero engines • Signals and identification methods

Career opportunities:
• domestic and international companies of the aviation and space sector;

• aviation and space sector research and development centres;

• design and production companies implementing advanced structural, material and IT technologies.

Admission requirements are available here https://www.students.pw.edu.pl/index.php/How-to-Apply/Admission-to-M.Sc