Aerospace engineering courses often require A-levels in maths and physics, with some universities also asking for further maths. Typical offers range from ABB to A*A*A.
Our MEng Aerospace Engineering course combines a strong foundation in maths and physics with practical engineering experience, preparing you for a successful career in the aerospace industry.
UK universities typically require maths and physics A-levels for aerospace engineering courses, with some institutions also considering further maths or engineering-related subjects.
The Royal Aeronautical Society provides guidance on aerospace engineering careers, including the necessary maths and physics qualifications, and offers resources for students and professionals.
This course includes a foundation year for students who don't meet the standard maths and physics entry requirements, providing a pathway to a successful aerospace engineering career.
Maths and physics are essential A-levels for aerospace engineering, but taking further maths can also be beneficial. Some universities may also consider other science or engineering-related subjects.
Our degree apprenticeship in aerospace engineering combines on-the-job training with study towards a BEng or MEng degree, requiring maths and physics GCSEs and A-levels for entry.
This master's course is designed for graduates with a strong foundation in maths and physics, and provides advanced training in aerospace engineering, preparing you for a successful career in the industry.