Aerospace Engineering BSc at Imperial College London requires A*A*A or A*AA in Mathematics and Physics, with an A* in Mathematics, Physics or Further Mathematics.
University College London's Aerospace Engineering BSc requires A*AA in Mathematics, Physics and one other subject, with a minimum of grade A in Mathematics and Physics.
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 of grade C in both subjects.
Cranfield University's Aerospace Engineering BSc (Hons) requires a minimum of 128 UCAS points, including Mathematics and Physics at A-level, with a minimum of grade B in both subjects.
To study Aerospace Engineering, you typically need A-Levels in Mathematics and Physics, with some universities requiring Further Mathematics or other science subjects.
Use the UCAS Points Calculator to determine the entry requirements for Aerospace Engineering courses, including the required grades in Mathematics and Physics.
Aerospace Engineering courses typically require strong grades in Mathematics and Physics, with career opportunities in the aerospace industry, research and development, and related fields.
The Open University's Aerospace Engineering BSc (Hons) requires a minimum of 120 credits, including modules in Mathematics and Physics, with flexible entry requirements and study options.