Embark on an exciting journey in aerospace engineering, where hands-on experience and practical skills are at the forefront of your education. In your first year, acquire fundamental skills and knowledge essential for a modern engineer, exploring principles of flight and aircraft operations. Get introduced to computer packages commonly used in the aerospace industry, and for an additional cost, seize the opportunity to enroll in a Flight Experience course at our partner flying school, Northwestern Michigan College in the USA, where you can soar over the great lakes. As you progress to your second year, delve deeper into the core themes from the first year, focusing on the components and electronics inside the airframe that contribute to making aircraft the safest form of transport. Expand your knowledge of aerodynamics through wind tunnel experiments and study how aircraft are designed for optimal handling qualities. Additionally, build your pilot skills by delving into elements of PPL Ground School. Participate in our practical CDIO modules, where you'll collaborate in groups to design and manufacture a model aircraft. The best models have the chance to compete at the University Challenge organized by the British Model Flying Association, offering you the opportunity to showcase your skills and potentially emerge as a winner. Between your second and final year, opt for a work placement or a study abroad year, enhancing your experiences and strengthening your CV. In your final year, alongside flight training, engage in two significant projects. The Aerospace Design group project challenges you to design and test-fly a full-size aircraft using our advanced flight simulator. Each year presents a unique design task, ranging from wide-body commercial airliners to fire-fighting aircraft. The Individual Project allows you to immerse yourself in a specific area of aerospace engineering, utilizing university or industrial facilities, paving the way for potential future employment. Complementing your flight training is the Pilot Studies and Flight Analysis module, further supported by our cutting-edge flight simulation facilities. This comprehensive approach ensures you not only understand the theoretical aspects of aerospace engineering but also gain practical experience and develop valuable pilot skills, making you stand out in the field.
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The University of Hertfordshire, founded in 1952, is one of the top public institutions in the United Kingdom. The institution has 32,000 students studying for 550 degrees over two campuses. Over 11,500 foreign students from more than 140 countries study at the university's UK campus. The campuses of the University of Hertfordshire are among the 20 safest in England.
Level 4
Aerospace Technology & Industry (15 Credits)
Engineering Mathematics for Aerospace (15 Credits)
Mechanical Science for Aircraft Engineering (15 Credits)
Introduction to Projects and Design (15 Credits)
Electrical Science for Aircraft Engineering (15 Credits)
Programming for Aircraft Engineers (15 Credits)
Aerospace Engineering Professionalism (15 Credits)
Introductory Robotics & Microcontrollers (15 Credits)
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