CRANFIELD UNIVERSITY · UNITED KINGDOM
MSc by Research in Aerospace
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
en
Language
Master's
Level
- 1 year full-time, 2-3 years part-timeDuration
- Research-intensive focusStudy Mode
- Industry collaborationPartnerships
- State-of-the-art facilitiesResources
- Flexible research projectsTailored learning
- UK, EU, Rest of World eligibilityInternational Access
The MSc by Research in Aerospace is a flexible, research-intensive program allowing you to delve deeply into a specific area within aerospace. You will conduct independent research, contributing new insights and knowledge to the field. This program is ideal for individuals with a strong passion for research, who are independent learners and aim to make a significant contribution to aerospace. Cranfield University offers a dynamic and professional study environment, integrating you into a vibrant research community. You will benefit from personalized mentorship from experienced supervisors and have access to advanced facilities. The program is designed to equip you with advanced research skills, including methodologies, data analysis, and critical thinking, making you highly sought after in both academic and professional sectors. Collaboration with industry partners is a key feature, providing real-world context and opportunities.
Curriculum
The MSc by Research program focuses on independent research within a chosen specialism. While there are no set modules, students may participate in relevant core development programs and research methods training alongside PhD students, depending on their area of study. This includes the Researchers Core Development programme and access to the University Doctoral Core Research Methods Training (DCRMT) Programme courses.
- Year 1 (Full-time)
- Independent Research Project
- Years 2-3 (Part-time)
- Independent Research Project
Careers
Graduates develop highly sought-after skills and make individual contributions to industries including aerospace, automotive, energy, and manufacturing. The research experience prepares students for careers and leadership roles across a range of sectors, including academia.
- Researcher
- Engineer
- Academic
- Industry Leader
Entry requirements
Degree in STEM or equivalentTypically, applicants should hold a degree within any STEM field (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) or an equivalent international qualification or closely aligned discipline. All cases will be reviewed on an individual basis.
Entry requirements are typically based on your chosen area of specialism. All applications are reviewed individually.
Fees
Tuition (international)Self-funded
Tuition (home)Self-funded
LivingStudents will need to cover their own living expenses.
This is a self-funded research opportunity. Please refer to the university's fees and funding pages for detailed information.
How to apply
1. Contact Academic LeadReach out to the provided contact for your chosen specialism (e.g., Dr Abdelrahman Hegab for Power and Propulsion, Professor Karl Jenkins for Advanced Numerical Methods) to discuss your research interests and find a potential supervisor.
2. Prepare Research ProposalDevelop a research proposal that clearly outlines your research question, aims, objectives, methodology, expected contributions, and provisional timelines. Guidance is available on writing a research proposal.
3. Submit ApplicationOnce you have confirmed details and a supervisor, submit your application either through the specific MSc page or directly via the provided 'Apply now' link.
4. EnquiryIf you have questions, you can submit an enquiry via the university's contact form or call +44 (0)1234 758540.