Track: Control & Operations
The master track Control & Operations is focused on the through-life operations associated with the aerospace industry. It provides a fundamental background in modern flight control, human-machine systems, air traffic management systems, noise and climate effects, safety and air transport operations research. The Control & Operations track offers two profiles namely (1) Control & Simulation and (2) Sustainable Air Transport.
MSc programme per September 2022
As per September 2022, there will be some changes in the distribution of credits in the master programme of Aerospace Engineering. The aim is to offer more flexibility and a clearer distinction between the two years of the master’s programme. In the first year, the focus will be on building your foundational knowledge, and in the second year on preparing for your professional career and graduation work. The changes will only apply to incoming students starting from September 2022. Students starting in September 2021 or already in their Master's programme will continue to follow the current programme. More information about these small changes will follow in September 2021.
What you will learn
Theory and practice are combined in exciting and challenging fields of study for talented and ambitious students. You will build experience through courses, practicals, a directed internship and a supervised final research project.
The final research project builds on the learning gained from the taught modules. Control and Operation research projects focus on academic quality and the contribution to the body of knowledge in the field.
Degree
Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering
Language
English
Type
Full-time on campus
Start
September
Credits
120 ECTS, 24 months full time
Population
1.263 MSc students
43% international students