Master course in aerospace engineering

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The discussion centers on pursuing a master's degree in aerospace engineering, with a focus on flight dynamics, aerodynamics, CFD, and aircraft design. The University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies is mentioned as a potential option, alongside Carleton University, with a request for comparative insights. Additionally, Monash University is highlighted as the most respected aerospace course in Victoria, Australia, with RMIT also offering a viable alternative despite lower admission standards. The need for information on good aerospace engineering programs in Australia is emphasized throughout the conversation. Overall, participants seek guidance on the best educational paths in aerospace engineering.
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Hello.I'm currently studying mechanical engineering in the university.I want to follow a career in aerospace engineering so I'm looking for a good master course after I graduate.I'm very interested in flight dynamics,aerodynamics,CFD and aircraft design.I want your help and information about the universities I'm interested in.What do you know about University of Toronto Institute for aerospace studies?Is it good enough?Also do you know anything about any good universities in aerospace engineering in Australia?Thanks:)
 
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lantirn said:
Hello.I'm currently studying mechanical engineering in the university.I want to follow a career in aerospace engineering so I'm looking for a good master course after I graduate.I'm very interested in flight dynamics,aerodynamics,CFD and aircraft design.I want your help and information about the universities I'm interested in.What do you know about University of Toronto Institute for aerospace studies?Is it good enough?Also do you know anything about any good universities in aerospace engineering in Australia?Thanks:)

I have put a thread similar to this one, but no one respond to me.
And I am torn between two universities which are Toronto and Carleton, so if you have any info about one of them, i will be happy to hear.
 
lantirn said:
Also do you know anything about any good universities in aerospace engineering in Australia?Thanks:)

I live in melbourne, australia and I'm just about to finish high school. I'm looking at doing an aerospace or mechanical engineering degree in the USA but as a backup I am applying to australian courses too.
From talking to my careers counselour and course guides etc Monash University is the most repected aerospace course in victoria. RMIT also offer a course and it doesn't have as high academic standards for admission as monash but it still may be just as good. hope that helps.
 
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