Aerospace Engineering BEng at Imperial College London. Typical offer: A*A*A, including Mathematics and Physics, with an A* in Mathematics or Physics.
For the BEng Aerospace Engineering course at The University of Manchester, typical A level entry requirements are AAA, including Mathematics and Physics.
Most universities require A levels in Mathematics and Physics for Aerospace Engineering courses, with typical grades ranging from AAB to A*A*A.
The University of Nottingham's Aerospace Engineering with a Foundation Year requires 120 UCAS points, including Mathematics and Physics at A level, with a minimum grade of C.
According to The Guardian, top universities for Aerospace Engineering in the UK typically require A levels in Mathematics and Physics, with high grades, such as A*A*A.
The Royal Aeronautical Society recommends that students interested in Aerospace Engineering take A levels in Mathematics and Physics, with a minimum grade of B.
The University of Cambridge's Aerospace Engineering course requires A levels in Mathematics and Physics, with a typical offer of A*AA.
Which? University guide states that for Aerospace Engineering courses, universities typically require A levels in Mathematics and Physics, with grades ranging from BBB to A*A*A.