The Department of Aerospace Engineering offers both a thesis and non-thesis Master of Science, which provide students an opportunity to sharpen their skills in aerospace system design, development, manufacturing, maintenance, and operation. Those who earn the degree will have a competitive advantage among industry and government employers.

Elevate your aerospace engineering expertise with a Master’s from Case Western Reserve University. Dive into aerostructure design, flow dynamics, and thermal dynamics. Gain practical, real-world training to solve aerospace challenges and innovate aviation structures through advanced study in structural mechanics and thermodynamics.

Illinois Tech’s Master of Science in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering will expose you to a breadth of applications ranging from robotics, engines and rockets, manned and unmanned aircraft and space crafts, and driverless cars among many other innovations. Our degree program advances knowledge through post-baccalaureate coursework and state-of-the-art research in preparation for careers in industrial research and development, in addition to providing a foundation for doctoral studies.

The Master of Science in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering is an innovative program through which students are prepared for leadership careers in government and industry. Students have the opportunity to work across disciplines in emerging areas of technology.

The Master of Science program in Aerospace Engineering (MSAE) is a program in which students conduct original work related to Aerospace Engineering. Our program is designed to achieve our objectives by establishing measurable learning outcomes which graduates of the program must demonstrate,

Learn from engaged and supportive professors who serve as mentors and foster a hands-on learning environment. Be part of an aerospace engineering program that has received considerable state-level and industrial support and investment. Forge strong connections with leading industries across South Carolina to advance career opportunities. Join our extracurricular rocketry or flying clubs to obtain licenses and hone your skills outside the classroom.

The University of New Mexico is pleased to offer a fully online master's program in Space Systems Engineering, leading to a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering (MSME). This program is one of the first master's level space systems engineering programs in the country.

Prepare for a career in space with a broad-based approach that links engineering, science, and policy. UND has the first space studies program of its kind in the world! Our master's degree in Space Studies is a unique educational experience if you are seeking to enter the space field or are an aerospace professional who wishes to expand your breadth of knowledge.

The Department of Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics offers a Master of Science in aerospace engineering and mechanics degree via an on-campus program and an off-campus (distance learning) program through the College of Continuing Studies. An MSAEM can be earned by coursework only or by a combination of coursework and an approved thesis. Most distance learning students elect to complete the coursework-only degree option. On-campus students supported by assistantships are expected to complete an approved thesis.

The Master of Science in Astronautical Engineering is designed for those with B.S. degrees in science and engineering who desire to work in the space sector of the aerospace industry, government research and development centers, and laboratories. In some cases the applicant may be required to take 1 or 2 deficiency courses (upper-division undergraduate courses). The decision to require deficiency courses is made by the Astronautics program coordinators.

The College of Engineering and Computing offers the South Carolina's only aerospace engineering program, including a Master of Engineering (M.E.) and Masters of Science (M.S.) in Aerospace Engineering.

With more than 50 faculty members and over 400 MS and Ph.D. students, our graduate programs prepare aerospace engineering students to meet our 21st-century society's needs through the understanding, conception, design, and application of aerial and spacecraft systems.

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 designing aircraft, spacecraft, satellites, 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 using the most current techniques and tools available. Our expert faculty have industry experience and provide students first-hand knowledge, enthusiasm, and guidance.

MAE offers MS and PhD degrees in Aerospace Engineering. MS students have three plan options: thesis, report, or coursework only. PhD students may start from a bachelor's or a master's degree. The faculty of the MAE department each have a vigorous research program and are always searching for excellent graduate students to join their group. If you are interested in working one-on-one with one of our faculty on an MS thesis or PhD dissertation.

The objectives of the Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering (M.S.A.E.) degree are to provide a quality graduate educational program that will complement the existing undergraduate and graduate curricula in mechanical engineering. The aerospace graduate program will improve and enhance the capabilities of those students seeking careers in the aerospace field and supporting engineering work for the aerospace and aviation technology community.