Can I do masters in aeronautics after BMechE?

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It is possible to pursue a master's in aeronautics after completing a bachelor's in mechanical engineering, as many schools consider aeronautical engineering a specialization within mechanical engineering. There is significant overlap between the two fields. However, to prepare for advanced studies in aeronautics, it may be necessary to complete some additional undergraduate courses to cover foundational topics, especially for specialized areas like trajectory planning that diverge from standard mechanical engineering principles.
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I am in my first year of ME. I want to know If I can do masters in aeronautics after my Bachelors? Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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In many schools, aeronautical engineering is merely a specialization with mechanical engineering. There obviously is a good deal of overlap between the fields. You may need to take a few undergraduate classes to catch up on missed basics, particularly if you want to do something like trajectory planning that is a bit removed from mainstream mechanical engineering.
 
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