Astronautical engineering is a field of engineering that focuses on the development and operation of spacecraft, satellites, and other aerospace
The joint Aero-Physics program aims to train graduates with a broad fundamental knowledge of physics, aeronautics and astronautics engineering. Graduates of the program will gain an understanding of the variety of mandatory courses in each of the two department programs. In addition, they will study a series of advanced courses from each of the programs of their choice.
The program is designed for high school students with a strong prior mathematics and physics studies background. It will provide its graduates with an in-depth scientific-engineering education that will allow the outstanding to continue to advanced research and graduate studies in any of the departments.
Following a growing demand, the integration possibilities of the joint Aero-Physics program graduates in the advanced technology industries, especially in the space-related sector, are exceptionally high.
Details about Mandatory Courses, Electives and Graduation Requirements can be found in the Undergraduate Curriculum page.
For further details please contact:
- Associate Professor Vadim Indelman
Vice Dean for Teaching - Ms. Dafna Hershko
Undergraduate Studies Coordinator
ae.ug.ad@technion.ac.il
(04) 829-2758
Graduate Studies in Aerospace Engineering The Department of Aerospace Engineering offers a comprehensive range of graduate programs. Our offerings include:
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