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The Master of Engineering in Aeronautics and Astronautics program with a specialization in Airvehicle Systems Design at the University of Southampton Malaysia offers a comprehensive study of the science, engineering, and manufacturing aspects of aircraft and spacecraft, encompassing their operation within Earth's atmosphere and in the vastness of space. This program provides a solid foundation in aerospace engineering principles, followed by advanced modules that focus on the design of advanced air vehicle systems and avionics systems. In the third year of this degree, students undertake an individual research project, allowing them to delve deeper into a specific area of interest. In the fourth year, students participate in a group design project, providing them with valuable hands-on experience in collaborating on complex aerospace design challenges. This program equips students with the necessary knowledge and practical skills to excel in the field of airvehicle systems design within the aeronautics and astronautics industry.
You'll take an induction programme with all our Aeronautics and Astronautics students. This will give you your first practical experience and the opportunity to get to know your fellow students.
We'll develop your design and programming skills and teach you to build and test engineering systems, components and mechanisms.
You'll also learn manufacturing skills in our workshops so that you can make your ideas a reality.
Core modules include topics such as:
You'll build on your core knowledge from the first year, and increases your focus on Aeronautics and Astronautics disciplines. Compulsory modules include:
These modules feature hands-on teaching, using facilities such as our wind tunnels, turbojet and rocket engine.
You’ll take a systems design and computing module, and participate in a team project to design, create and test a robot, drone, responsive system or other device.
At the end of the second semester you’ll take a flight test course, in which experiments are performed on board a Jetstream aircraft.
You'll deepen your understanding of aircraft design, including their environmental impacts. You'll take a specialist module on wing dynamics, and core modules, including:
You'll choose optional modules from topics including:
You'll carry out an individual research project using many of the concepts that you've learnt over the previous 2 years. For example, students have investigated how to deflect asteroids, or use 3D-printed, metal jet engines.
Technical modules can be selected from a list of advanced level topics which focus on airvehicle systems and design. These include:
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