SUMMARY
Transitioning from a Bachelor of Science in Applied Geoscience to a Master's in Aeronautical Engineering is feasible but requires significant additional coursework. Candidates must address gaps in foundational subjects such as mechanics, thermodynamics, and material science. This transition is a substantial leap, necessitating a commitment to complete undergraduate prerequisites to ensure a solid understanding of core engineering principles.
PREREQUISITES
- Fundamentals of mechanics
- Thermodynamics principles
- Material science basics
- Engineering mathematics
NEXT STEPS
- Research undergraduate courses in mechanics and thermodynamics
- Explore material science textbooks and resources
- Review engineering mathematics topics relevant to aeronautical engineering
- Investigate master's program requirements for aeronautical engineering
USEFUL FOR
Prospective students considering a career shift into aeronautical engineering, particularly those with a background in geoscience or physics seeking to understand necessary prerequisites.