Aerospace engineering is the study of the science and technology of flight, and the
design of air, land and sea vehicles for transportation and exploration.
Why aerospace engineering at OSU?
In aerospace engineering at OSU, you will study the science and technology of flight
and learn about design of air, land and sea vehicles in a stimulating learning and
research environment. You will be encouraged to reach your full potential in technical
expertise, innovative expression, intellectual curiosity, and collaborative design.
Professions in, but not limited to, energy, manufacturing and aeronautical fields
with the following possible job titles:
Drilling Engineer
R&D Engineer
Facilities Engineer
Design Engineer
Mechanical Engineer
Liaison Engineer
Associate Technical Professional
Project Engineer
Sustainment Engineer
MAEseniors can compete in Speedfest
an undergraduate aircraft design competition and exposition - the only undergraduate
aircraft design competition in the country to feature turbojet engines
Highlights
Features a dual-degree option with Mechanical Engineering, with the possibility to
graduate in 4 years with two accredited degrees.
High Power Rocketry Team.
Team-centric course structure and design projects.
Senior design project options in aircraft design, aircraft structures, rocketry design,
aircraft propulsion, and space habitat design.
Engineering students have the chance to do research and work alongside professors
on projects in the aerospace industry.