Aeronautical or Aerospace Engineering?

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The discussion centers on the distinction between B.Sc in Aeronautical Engineering and B.Sc in Aerospace Engineering for students with a Higher National Diploma in Aerospace Engineering. Aeronautical Engineering focuses primarily on aviation, while Aerospace Engineering includes broader topics such as space engineering and robotics. The participant seeks guidance on which course to pursue and is interested in universities offering Aeronautical Engineering programs. A recommendation is made to choose Aeronautical Engineering for a career in aviation.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of Aerospace Engineering principles
  • Familiarity with aviation science concepts
  • Knowledge of higher education pathways in engineering
  • Awareness of university program offerings in engineering disciplines
NEXT STEPS
  • Research universities offering B.Sc in Aeronautical Engineering
  • Explore the curriculum differences between Aeronautical and Aerospace Engineering
  • Investigate Master's programs in Aviation Business Management
  • Learn about career opportunities in Aeronautical Engineering
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Aerospace engineering students, prospective university applicants, and individuals interested in pursuing careers in aviation management and engineering.

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I'm pretty much confused right now, I've just completed Higher National Diploma in Aerospace engineering and i aim to study further about aviation science and management concepts in aviation. I'm mainly confused on which course to chose - B.Sc in Aeronautical engineering or in Aerospace engineering. Both might sound same but some of you might know how different they are. After Bachelor i want to do a Master's in Aviation Business Management (MBA in Aviation management).
And i also want to know which university offers good course in Aeronautical engineering. Most of the universities offer undergraduate courses in Aerospace engineering, i am trying to find aeronautical engineering course.
Advices or Info are welcomed.
 
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I'm not fully sure what you are asking, but if you want to go into aviation, choose aeronautical.
 
Pretty much the same thing, only difference is aerospace engineering might contain modules in space engineering and robotics instead or aeronautics modules
 

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