Master of Engineering Program

All ME and ME AE applicants must hold an undergraduate degree from an accredited university. Students holding a degree from a 3 year program will be required to take up to an additional 20.5 credits of coursework, determined by the aerospace graduate studies committee.

Applicants applying for the ME AE degree without an undergraduate degree in aerospace engineering may also be required to complete an additional 20 credits of coursework, determined by the aerospace graduate studies committee.

All interested applicants must complete and submit the Technion application form.

Our faculty has the following additional admission requirements:

• A minimum GPA of 80 (based only on technical courses).

International Students

The GRE exam is optional, but encouraged, for international applicants.  Interested applicants should contact the Aerospace graduate studies office (ae.g.ad@technion.ac.il) for further details.

All admission decisions are determined by the Technion graduate school and the Aerospace graduate studies committee.

Completion of the ME or ME in AE degrees includes both coursework (including one of the math courses on the list) and a project.  Program details can be found  here.

Admitted students that are required to take additional coursework as determined by the Aerospace graduate studies committee can find a list of potential courses here.

The credit requirements for the degree are summarized below:

• 36 credit points coursework, including 2 points for extended English & one of the math courses on the list
• 6 credit points project work

Degree Duration

Students are expected to complete the ME degree within 8 semesters.

Exceptional ME students may transfer to the MSc program if they meet the following requirements:

• Student has accumulated a minimum of 12 credits with an average grade of at least 85.
• Find an MSc advisor and submit a research proposal.

Students who are not graduates of the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering might be required to take prerequisite courses in accordance with the recommendations of the Graduate Studies Committee.