Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering

Take your understanding of aerospace engineering even further with a master’s degree from Case Western Reserve University, where you’ll explore aerostructure design, flow dynamics and thermal dynamics. Position yourself to be the designer of new aviation structures and aircrafts with this degree, which offers a deeper dive into structural mechanics, thermodynamics and heat transfer. Our program offers a very practical training that is quickly translatable to the real-world engineering problems you’ll be asked to solve in the aerospace industry. Our focus is applying what you’ve learned in courses and exploring recent aeronautics developments to create new aviation structures. Case Western Reserve has a long history of working with the aerospace industry and has a close collaboration with NASA Glenn Research Center, one of the top institutions for aerospace engineering. In fact, many NASA Glenn research scientists also teach in our program, and our students regularly assist on their projects. And our location in Cleveland, Ohio—a hub of the aerospace industry—puts you in good company and positions you for internships and research collaborations with top-tier institutions.

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