Requirements For Aeronautical engineering courses

Hi everyone,
i wanted to know what are the minimum requirements for aeronautical engineering ?
Secondly can i study mechanical engineering and later specialize in aeronautical engineering ?
Thanks

Reply 1

username3661752

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Go check Southampton university as they do a course in aeronautical engineering or Imperial College London likewise.

Reply 2

alsahir

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Original post by Salem9078

Go check Southampton university as they do a course in aeronautical engineering or Imperial College London likewise.

Thanks. I'll try to see with them

Reply 3

Doones

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Original post by alsahir

Hi everyone,
i wanted to know what are the minimum requirements for aeronautical engineering ?
Secondly can i study mechanical engineering and later specialize in aeronautical engineering ?
Thanks

Entirely depends on the university, there is a wide range. What grades are you expecting to get? Are you studying maths and physics (usually required), plus one other.

And yes you can. Although entry requirements for mech are similar to aero.

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Reply 4

Helloworld_95

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You'll need A levels or equivalent in Maths and Physics, usually A*AA or AAA overall though there are unis which require less and a couple which require more.

Yes you can do Mechanical first then specialise in Aero, either via the university offering it as a specialisation, them having the Mech and aero students on a common core, or doing an MSc. My word of warning regarding this would be that you could miss out on a lot of content which you would've done if you had done just Aero. At many unis you can't transfer between the two courses because the differences are so large.

Reply 5

alsahir

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Thanks for your reply Doonesbury
i'm expecting BBC or BCC I've tried searching and got universities demanding AAA or A*AAAnd Yes i'm studying maths and physics as well as design and technology

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Reply 6

alsahir

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Original post by Helloworld_95

You'll need A levels or equivalent in Maths and Physics, usually A*AA or AAA overall though there are unis which require less and a couple which require more.

Yes you can do Mechanical first then specialise in Aero, either via the university offering it as a specialisation, them having the Mech and aero students on a common core, or doing an MSc. My word of warning regarding this would be that you could miss out on a lot of content which you would've done if you had done just Aero. At many unis you can't transfer between the two courses because the differences are so large.

Hi thanks for your advice
Dont you know some universities in Europe having BBB, BBC or BCC as entry requirements ?

Reply 7

Doones

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Original post by alsahir

Thanks for your reply Doonesbury
i'm expecting BBC or BCC I've tried searching and got universities demanding AAA or A*AAAnd Yes i'm studying maths and physics as well as design and technology