3.5-Term Pathway - Foundation Certificate for Science and Engineering - Continue to Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Aerospace Engineering

If students want to understand how to design, build, test and fly an aircraft, University of Liverpool will show them how. The main aerospace engineering topics students will study during their course include aerodynamics, aerostructures, flight dynamics and control, propulsion systems, avionics, aerospace materials and aircraft design.

All of Liverpool's Aerospace Engineering degree programmes are accredited, or pending accreditation, by the Royal Aeronautical Society and the Institute of Mechanical Engineers. The programmes are designed to offer students a greater depth and breadth of specialist knowledge in the core aerospace subjects with a range of advanced Year Four/Five modules. This programme fully satisfies the academic requirements for registration as a Chartered Engineer (CEng) and a European Engineer (Eur Ing).

During Year One and Year Two, students study the core engineering topics that provide a firm background and understanding of aerospace engineering. Year Two includes a two-day flight test course in the national flying laboratory aircraft. In Year Three students will undertake an individual project. This provides them with the opportunity to conduct independent research and/or develop innovative concepts in their preferred technical area of interest.