A Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) engineering professor, Shaowu Pan, Ph.D. and his team of students have integrated ...

Aerospace engineers use creative problem-solving and mechanical expertise to create out-of-this-world solutions. They work to design, develop, and test aircraft, spacecraft, and related systems, and ...

The University of Wisconsin College of Engineering is set to debut its new Aerospace Engineering major this fall after the UW System Board of Regents voted on its approval Feb. 5, according to a ...

The Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS) plays a vital role in developing and supporting the next generation of aerospace and aviation professionals through its apprenticeship and end-point assessment ...

Aerospace engineers design, test, and manufacture aircraft, spacecraft, satellites, missiles, and related equipment and systems. Learn the aeronautical and astronautical aspects of aerospace ...

Aerospace engineers design, test, and maintain aircraft, spacecraft, and related technologies, playing a crucial role in safe and efficient flight. Becoming an aerospace engineer typically requires a ...

The University of Missouri System Board of Curators approved several new advanced degree programs during its Thursday meeting.

September 15 marks the start of Latinx and Hispanic Heritage Month- and what a better time to celebrate Latinx women in STEM! Latinx women are one of the most underrepresented identities in STEM ...

From his office in the Palmer Engineering building, Mechanical Engineering Department Chair Petros Voulgaris is piloting the future of the aerospace engineering program. Thanks to a $36 million gift ...

(TNS) — A new course at Northridge High School gives students a new trajectory to explore within the broad and growing engineering pathway. Over the next few years, Northridge will offer juniors and ...

Discover which engineering branch is considered the hardest to study and why some disciplines demand more effort, time, and ...

The Master's Program in Aerospace Engineering (MSAE) at Santa Clara University is a two-year program targeted at students who want to pursue a career in the aerospace industry, government, or Ph.D.