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Aerospace Engineering
Aerospace engineering research at — is organised via cross-faculty research groups with interests spanning four key areas: - Fluid Flow and Aerodynamics - — Institute (BCI) - Dynamics and Control - Robotics. This work is supported by at least 50 academic staff…
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Aerospace engineering research at — is organised via cross-faculty research groups with interests spanning four key areas: - Fluid Flow and Aerodynamics - — Institute (BCI) - Dynamics and Control - Robotics. This work is supported by at least 50 academic staff, more than 70 research staff and over 240 postgraduate students, plus a highly experienced administrative and technical support team. Aerospace engineering is a specific discipline involving experimental, numerical, theoretical and computational research which is later applied to aerospace-related problems, for example, fixed-wing aircraft, rotorcraft, wind turbines and UAVs. All postgraduates would expect to publish in high-quality journals and present at international conferences so our research programmes are aimed at independent and self-motivated applicants.
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MSc by Research applicants must hold/achieve a minimum of an upper second class honours degree (or international equivalent) in science, mathematics or engineering and demonstrate readiness to pursue a research degree. See international equivalent qualifications on the International Office website.
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