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MSc in Aerospace Engineering

MSc in Aerospace Engineering

The goal of the Msc program in Aerospace Engineering program is to expand the student’s knowledge, in the field of aeronautics and aerospace, to a higher level than acquired at the undergraduate level, and to provide training in research methods. This goal is attained by studying advanced graduate level subjects, attending professional seminars and conducting research or a project in one of the fields of specialization.

Registration

When filling out the registration forms, applicants should specify their area of specialization and are recommended to suggest a potential advisor from the Faculty staff in that field.

The Faculty Committee for Graduate Studies will appoint a suitable advisor for Israeli applicants who do not choose one, or their suggested advisor is unavailable.
International applicants are required to take the GRE exam and state the name of a faculty member who agreed to serve as their advisor before they hand in their application form.
In any event, the advisor will serve in a temporary capacity until a permanent advisor is appointed.  Students receiving a scholarship are required to submit a research proposal, together with their permanent advisor, within the first 3 months of their studies (see List of Advisors and their Research Interests).

Students should select one of the following.

Master’s degree tracks:

Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering – for students with a Bachelor’s degree in Aerospace Engineering, or those who completed the appropriate prerequisite courses.

Master of Science – for students whose Bachelor’s degree is not in Aerospace Engineering but in another field of engineering or science.

Graduates of other engineering or science faculties who are interested in receiving the degree of Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering will be required to take at least 20 undergraduate credits, including subjects listed here.

First degree graduates of a three-year undergraduate program who are interested in receiving the degree of Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering will be required to take prerequisite courses which will be determined by the Faculty Advanced Degrees Committee (see regulation 23.03 at Graduate School.)

 Conditions for Admission

The degree Criteria for acceptance Requirements
Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering A first degree average grade of at least 83.

When considering  your application for graduate studies the GPA taken into account will not include general elective courses.

If the average grade is between 75 and 83 it is possible to begin a “no thesis” track Master’s degree. If an average grade of at least 85 is then achieved in 12 credits and you find an adviser and prepared together a research proposal it is possible to apply for a transfer to a Masters-with-a- thesis track.

First degree from another engineering or science Faculty:

20 credits as listed here.

 

Graduate of a three year undergraduate program: about 30 credits to be determined by the Advanced Degrees Committee.

 

Master of Science First degree from another engineering or science Faculty:

No requirements unless specified by supervisor.

 

Graduate of a three year undergraduate program:

about 20 credits to be determined by the Advanced Degrees Committee. Regulation 23.03

 

Requirements for the various tracks

The Unit for Continuing Studies and External Studies, as well as courses taken from other universities, may be eligible for recognition, pending approval from the Faculty Advanced Studies Committee and the Graduate School, as outlined in regulation 23 of the Graduate School).

Research track: a total of 40 credits, comprised of 20 credits for the research and 20 credits for courses.

Project track: a total of 40 credits, comprised of 20 credits for the project and 20 credits for courses.

Final Dissertation track: a total of 40 credits, comprised of 12 credits for the final dissertation work and 28 credits for courses.

Starting October 2021, all thesis track students will be required to study one Mathematical course of the list herein within their first two semesters.

Students must attend the Faculty’s seminars.

Transfer to a direct PhD track

A transfer to a direct PhD track is possible if the student meets Faculty admission requirements and fulfills the conditions of the School for Advanced Studies, see regulation 24.07 in  Graduate School).

 

 

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