Mechanical Aerospace Satellite Engineering - MEng (Hons)

How do you design a wing that generates life efficiently at cruising altitude but survives the forces of take off and landing What happens to a propulsion system when the surrounding air is moving faster than the speed of sound How do engineers make autonomous aircraft decisions in real time, with no margin for error There are the kind of problems that sit in the core of mechanical aerospace engineering, and Mechanical Aerospace Engineering at Northumbria is being built around engaging with them seriously. Spanning aerodynamics, propulsion, thermodynamics, structural mechanics, and control systems, the course combines rigorous engineering science with hands-on project work - so you are developing the technical depth and analytical thinking needed to work on challenges that actually matter. The MEng option extends your study to four years or five with a placement, adding an integrated masters year that deepens your study and strengthens your position in industry. Find out more about integrated masters at Northumbria.