
The Master of Science in Aerospace program at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) is designed for students passionate about aircraft design and space exploration. It provides the knowledge and skills necessary to turn this fascination into a profession. The program addresses the increasing demands for environmental and noise protection in aviation, exploring new developments in automation and drive systems that enable innovative concepts like unmanned and electric aircraft. Graduates will be equipped to push these developments in both industry and academia.
Graduates are prepared for roles in aerospace systems, propulsion technologies, armaments, materials technology, and components. Potential employers include companies in civil aviation, defense and security, and space travel.
Applicants with qualifications obtained outside Germany may need their documents reviewed in advance through uni-assist (Preliminary Documentation).
An additional semester fee (currently €97.00 in Munich/Garching) must be paid per semester. Waivers and scholarships may be available for international students.
International students from third countries (EU/EEA excluded) are charged €6,000 per semester for tuition. Additionally, a semester fee of €97.00 applies. Waivers and scholarships may be available.
The program has a standard duration of 4 semesters, which is equivalent to 2 academic years. It is a full-time study program.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Aerospace Systems Engineer, Propulsion Systems Specialist, Materials Technologist, or Component Designer in civil aviation, defense, security, and space travel industries.
The application period for the Winter Semester is from April 1 to May 31, and for the Summer Semester, it is from October 1 to November 30.
You need a recognized undergraduate degree and must pass an aptitude assessment. Proof of sufficient German or English language proficiency is also required. Applicants with degrees from outside Germany may need preliminary documentation review.