Aerospace Engineering Degree

Aerospace engineers develop and troubleshoot aircraft and related technology. The types of aircraft they design include space shuttles, missiles, and other flying vessels. Government agencies, engineering firms, and aircraft manufacturing companies hire aerospace engineers. Numerous job opportunities in this field exist for individuals holding aerospace engineering bachelor's and graduate degrees.

Many accredited colleges and universities offer online and campus-based bachelor's and master's degree programs in aerospace engineering. Most aerospace engineering students will be required to complete various courses in metallurgy, fluid mechanics, aerodynamics, and materials science.