Typical A level requirements for aerospace engineering courses include maths and physics. Some universities may also require chemistry or further maths.
Imperial College London's aerospace engineering courses require A*A*A or A*AA in A levels, including maths and physics. Check our website for more information.
Useful A level subjects for aerospace engineering include maths, physics, chemistry, and further maths. Some universities may also consider other science subjects.
The University of Cambridge's aerospace engineering course requires A*AA in A levels, including maths and physics. Check our website for more information on admissions requirements.
The University of Manchester's BEng aerospace engineering course requires AAA in A levels, including maths and physics. Some applicants may be considered with alternative qualifications.
Aerospace engineering careers often require a degree in a relevant subject, such as aerospace engineering or a related field. A levels in maths and physics are typically required for these courses.
A level requirements for aerospace engineering courses vary by university, but typical requirements include maths and physics. Some universities may also require chemistry or further maths.
The University of Bristol's MEng aerospace engineering with management course requires A*AA in A levels, including maths and physics. Check our website for more information on admissions requirements.