Advanced Computational Methods for Aeronautics, Flow Management and Fluid-Structure Interaction

Entry requirements

Applicants should have been awarded, or expect to be awarded, a first class (1st) or upper second class (2:1) or equivalent degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Physics or Mathematics.

Months of entry

October

Course content

This taught postgraduate programme provides advanced training in computational methods, the underlying theory and physical principles, and appropriate experimental techniques for aeronautics and other sectors.

This degree is suitable for applicants who wish to enhance their Engineering training or to convert to an advanced engineering discipline from backgrounds in Mathematics, Physics or Computer Science.

The Department works closely with employers and industry - including Industrial Advisory Panels - to design a programme which ensures that students graduate with the technical knowledge, expertise and transferrable skills in demand by employers.

As a result, graduates of this MSc develop specialist skills and are highly sought after by employers in a broad spectrum of aerospace and non-aerospace industries.

Such non-aerospace industries include manufacture, technical consultancy, accountancy, and utilities and transport.