Aeronautics and Astronautics and Airvehicle Systems Design MEng in abroad

Aeronautics and Astronautics and Airvehicle Systems Design MEng Department name Engineering Sciences Course variations Full Time 4 Year(s) £13,300 01-OCT-11 Full Time 4 years Course summary This programme provides students with an aeronautical focus and covers helicopters and fixed wing aircraft, engine design and avionics; a complete vehicle systems approach is emphasised and students also learn about modern design, search and optimisation techniques. Qualification Bachelor degree Awarding body University of Southampton Program modules Year 1: Mandatory modules: introduction to aeronautics and astronautics; mechanics of flight; mechanics of solids; modelling and computing; design; electrical systems; fluid mechanics; mathematics for engineering sciences; mechanics; properties of materials; thermodynamics. Year 2: Mandatory modules: Aerodynamics; aerothermodynamics; aircraft structures; astronautics; computing; dynamics and control; engineering design and structural analysis methods; materials; mathematics for aerospace and ship engineering; mathematics for aerospace engineering; mechanics of flight; propulsion. Year 3: Mandatory modules: aerospace design 1 and 2; aircraft dynamics; aircraft propulsion; applied aerodynamics; management 1; structural design; and individual project. Year 4: Mandatory modules: avionics 1 and 2; design, search and optimisation 1; powered lift; and group design project; a choice from a wide range of optional modules. About University of Southampton   The University of Southampton is a truly international institution with a global reputation for excellence in leading-edge research. The University was founded in 1862 as the Hartley Institute and was granted the Royal Charter in 1952. Considered to be one of the leading research hubs in the UK, the University of Southampton is ranked 95th in the world-among only 17 UK universities to make the top 100 (The Times Higher Education Supplement World University