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Master of Science in
Aerospace Engineering

The Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering program uses theoretical and practical training to help graduates learn spacecraft and aircraft design.

About the Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering

As a recognized leader in aviation and aerospace education, Embry‑Riddle offers a Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering program that prepares graduates for a successful career in satellite and aircraft design, space exploration and more. 

This graduate degree is designed for students who already have a degree in Aerospace Engineering or a related engineering field. The curriculum provides a favorable balance of practical and theoretical training. Students augment their engineering and science background with studies in computational fluid dynamics, aeroacoustics modeling, rotorcraft aerodynamics, flow control, air-breathing hypersonic and rocket propulsion and autonomous uncrewed aircraft, as well as other topics in aerospace engineering. 

Student Learning Outcomes

Opportunities available to you while receiving a M.S. in Aerospace Engineering:

  • Flexibility and rigor to accommodate both full-time students and working professionals' needs
  • Specialty course and research opportunities for graduate students to shape their degree
  • Gain first-hand knowledge, enthusiasm and guidance from industry-leading faculty
  • Research areas including computational fluid dynamics, aeroacoustic modeling, guidance, navigation and control, computational structural mechanics and design optimization
  • Assist in paving the way in aerospace research and development 

Aerospace Engineering Career Opportunities

Careers and Employers

Master’s students graduating from Embry-Riddle’s Aerospace Engineering degree program enjoy an extremely high 93% placement rate within one year of graduation. Many graduates transition into careers with companies such as SpaceX, NASA, the U.S. Department of Defense, Delta Air Lines and Gulfstream Aerospace.  

Aerospace Engineering graduates tend to enter into the aerospace industry in positions such as avionics engineering, aeronautical engineering, aerospace system analysis and performance engineering.  

Aerospace Engineering Salary Information

As of 2023, students graduating with a Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering tend to receive competitive salaries, with an average income of $95,000 annually.

DETAILS

About Aerospace Engineering at the Worldwide & Online Campus

Embry‑Riddle’s online aerospace engineering degree has been one of the field’s most sought-after degrees, preparing you to participate in and lead cutting-edge research, innovation and development. 

With this flexible online platform, you can enhance your scientific background in the areas of aerodynamics and propulsion, dynamics and control, aeronautical engineering and structures and materials.  

Worldwide classes can be taken at your convenience within the semester, designed around your work and life schedules. 

Engineering Information

  • Credits: 30
  • Online or In-Person: Fully Online

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