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Bachelor of Science - Mechanical Engineering - Aerospace Engineering Option (Co-op)

Rochester Institute of Technology

One Lomb Memorial Drive, Rochester, USA

303517

Last updated: 17/09/2024
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About Bachelor of Science - Mechanical Engineering - Aerospace Engineering Option (Co-op)

Program Description

The aerospace engineering option allows for specialized study in all engineering aspects of air- and space-borne vehicles. Aerospace engineering focuses on developing aircraft, spacecraft, and the mechanical systems that make both possible. Also referred to as aeronautical engineering, aerospace engineering deals with designing, building, and testing airborne and space vehicles, from airplanes and helicopters to rockets, missiles, satellites, and spacecraft. This option is part of the mechanical engineering BS degree.

The aerospace engineering option begins with a course sequence that starts in the third year of the mechanical engineering program. This ensures that students have developed the foundational mechanical engineering skills needed for specialization in more advanced course work that focuses on the principles and dynamics of aerospace engineering. Courses in aerospace engineering include an introductory course (Contemporary Issues in Aerospace Engineering) followed by advanced electives in areas such as composites, fatigue, aerodynamics, orbital dynamics, flight dynamics, aerospace structures, propulsion, and vibrations.

Accelerated dual degree options are for undergraduate students with outstanding academic records. Upon acceptance, well-qualified undergraduate students can begin graduate study before completing their BS degree, shortening the time it takes to earn both degrees. Students should consult an academic adviser for more information.
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Cost and Duration


Program Level
4-Year Bachelor's Degree
Average Graduate Diploma
5 Year Bachelor's Degree Including 16 Months Of Co-op
Cost of Living
$15,000.00 USD / Year
Gross Tuition
$53,720.00 USD / First Year
Application Fee
$65.00 USD

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