This discussion focuses on transitioning from a degree in Physics Education to a career in aeronautics, particularly in aerospace engineering and construction. Participants recommend contacting schools with aerospace engineering undergraduate programs to explore potential pathways. It is noted that while some basic classes may be skipped, a solid foundation in mathematics is essential. Additionally, pursuing a master's degree in Physics Astronomy may enhance eligibility for advanced studies in aeronautics.
PREREQUISITESAspiring aerospace engineers, physics educators considering a career shift, and individuals interested in construction within the aeronautics sector.
Angry Citizen said:Physics education? Eh, I'd contact some schools that have some aerospace engineering undergrad programs. You might be able to skip the basic classes and mathematics, but other than that, I doubt you'd be able to do anything. One has to wonder what kind of aeronautics you're interested in though.