Imperial College London's Aerospace Engineering BEng requires A*A*A or A*AA in Mathematics and Physics, with an A in a third subject.
University College London's Aerospace Engineering MEng requires A*AA, including Mathematics and Physics, with a pass in the practical element of each.
Typical entry requirements for Aerospace Engineering degrees include A-levels in Mathematics and Physics, with some universities requiring Further Mathematics.
The Royal Aeronautical Society recommends that students take both Mathematics and Physics at A-level to prepare for an Aerospace Engineering degree.
The University of Cambridge's Aerospace Engineering course requires A-levels in Mathematics and Physics, with a strong emphasis on problem-solving skills.
The University of Bristol's Aerospace Engineering BSc requires AAB, including Mathematics and Physics, with a pass in the practical element of each.
A guide to the entry requirements for Aerospace Engineering degrees, including information on A-levels, IB diplomas, and foundation courses.
The UCAS tariff points required for Aerospace Engineering degrees vary by institution, but typically include a strong foundation in Mathematics and Physics.