Prepare for a leading role in aircraft design, manufacturing, operation, and maintenance with the Master of Science (MSc) in Aeronautical Engineering. This program delves into the principles of aircraft and spacecraft design, exploring how emerging technologies are revolutionizing their creation and testing. You will have the opportunity to tailor your learning through a wide selection of elective modules, aligning your studies with your specific interests. Learn from leading aeronautical engineers and gain practical experience through advanced research. This MSc is ideal for engineering graduates aiming to specialize in a cutting-edge technical field.
The full-time MSc program spans one year, with modules delivered during the autumn and spring semesters, and a dissertation submitted at the end of the summer semester. Full-time students undertake 4 core modules and 8 elective modules.
This program prepares graduates for roles in diverse sectors, including Aerospace, Automotive, Engineering Design, Advanced Manufacturing, and Construction.
The university may shortlist candidates and invite them for an interview. Applications are encouraged even if formal entry requirements are not fully met, provided applicants can demonstrate relevant knowledge, skills, and experience through the Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) policy. International students should consult specific country-based qualification equivalencies.
Annual fees are billed per semester. A monthly payment plan may be available after registration. Direct all fee-related queries to the Student Fees Office.
Fulfils Engineers Ireland requirements for Chartered Engineer status.
For Non-EU students, the annual tuition fees are €20,800. These fees are billed per semester, and a monthly payment plan may be available after registration.
The full-time MSc program spans one academic year. Modules are delivered in the autumn and spring semesters, with a dissertation submitted at the end of the summer semester.
Applicants should hold an NFQ Level 8 qualification with at least a Second-Class Honour, Grade 2 (2:2) in Aeronautical Engineering or a closely related field. A good background in solid and fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, aerodynamics, and flight mechanics is recommended.
You can apply through the university's application portal. You will need to upload required documents, including academic transcripts, a copy of your passport, and an English Language Competency certificate.
Graduates can pursue roles as Aerospace Engineers, Automotive Engineers, Design Engineers, or Manufacturing Engineers in sectors like Aerospace, Automotive, and Advanced Manufacturing.
Yes, the MSc in Aeronautical Engineering fulfills Engineers Ireland requirements for Chartered Engineer status.