Aerospace engineering

Aerospace engineering

Description:

This educational program trains qualified engineers in the design, development, modeling, and testing of airplanes, helicopters, drones, satellites, rockets, and other flying and space vehicles. Students enrolled in this program will gain deep theoretical knowledge and practical skills in areas such as aerodynamics, aviation materials, propulsion systems, space technologies, onboard systems, and unmanned control systems. The program aims to prepare specialists capable of mastering advanced technologies in the aviation and space industries, developing engineering solutions, and actively participating in innovative projects.

In this program, you are required to earn 240 credits over 8 semesters (4 years). Specifically:

Total number of classroom hours: 6420 hours

Internship: 360 hours

Graduation qualification work: 420 hours.

Additional notes:

• 1 credit equals 30 academic hours.
• To ensure theoretical and practical integration, internships are conducted in organizations and companies.
• Student performance is assessed according to a system developed based on the credit-modular approach.