As high as your dreams can take you--thats where youll go with a degree in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Miami. You may choose research at the finest graduate schools in the world, working with the industrys top design engineers at firms like Lockheed and Raytheon, or helping engineer the next generation of space exploration techniques at NASA. All these exciting opportunities, and more, are there for you during and after your University of Miami education..

What will you study? Some of the topics covered in Aerospace Engineering Program:

Degrees offered include the Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering, the Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering with Aerospace Engineering Concentration, dual major in Mechanical Engineering/Aerospace, and the five-year Bachelors of Science in Aerospace/Masters in Mechanical Engineering.

Your studies will include intensive exposure to theory and practice as well as hands-on laboratory work. We encourage students to gain industry and government experience through internships and co-op work. Our University/Academic partners include Lockheed Martin, United Space Alliance (USA), Embraer, Pratt & Whitney, NASA, the Defense Intelligence Agency and many others.

Here at the University of Miami College of Engineering we believe in giving our students the best academic experience as well as the strongest exposure to industry opportunities and research innovations. Come fly with us-become a Hurricane Aerospace Engineer!

The mission of the Aerospace Engineering program is to provide excellent undergraduate education in Aerospace Engineering that will prepare graduates to meet societys changing needs and aspirations.

The Bachelor of Science Program in Aerospace Engineering is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABETwww.abet.org.

The objectives of the Aerospace Engineering Program are to prepare graduates who, within the first four to six years after graduation are, either:

Students who qualify for graduation in the aerospace engineering program will have demonstrated the following:

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University of Miami MAE: Aerospace Engineering