Kingston's degrees in aerospace engineering offer an innovative curriculum, excellent links with industry and cutting-edge facilities. Both the MEng and BEng(Hons) degrees are accredited by the Royal Aeronautical Society. The MEng degree contains an extra year of advanced-level study and can provide a faster route to chartered engineer (CEng) status. What will you study? Year 1 provides an introduction to the aerospace engineering as well as the underpinning skills and knowledge for further specialised study. You will study a mix of analytical subjects such as mathematics, structures, dynamics, electronics, thermodynamics and engineering applications, together with an introduction to the profession of engineering. Year 2 will introduce you to specialised topics in aerospace engineering such as aerodynamics, propulsion, structures, dynamics and materials. It includes further study of mathematics, electronics, control and computing. A design-orientated module (Aerospace Engineering Design and Project Management) will apply the principles taught in the other modules to problems of aerospace design. In Year 3, you will deepen your knowledge of specialised aerospace engineering subjects and broaden your expertise in other areas of engineering. BEng students undertake a major group design project and an individual research project along with business studies and an option module. MEng students take specialist modules in computer-aided engineering, further maths, and materials for extreme conditions. Year 4 of the MEng course will continue to deepen and broaden your expertise. It includes a multidisciplinary group design project that helps to integrate and apply your academic knowledge, develop your teamworking and communication skills, and increase your understanding of real-world engineering issues.

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