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I am having a bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering and worked in consumer products production industry for some 4 years. I decided to go for Aerospace Engineering masters, a complete change of track from my work experience, primarily due to my passion for aviation. I wanted to ask what topics/tracks can I select that not only make my previous kinda irrelevant experience count, and is primarily focused on aviation side. Some tracks I see possible are:
Another field, for which I do not have enough insight or information is related to commercial aviation management, airports, air navigation & regulation, development etc. Is it possible to work on a thesis in these kind of fields and later on do a PhD? I find that these fields are mainly operations management and systems development. Does the industry work in the form of research groups on these topics and that, it is possible to go for a PhD in it (which is my main goal).
Looking forward to the advice.
Warm Regards
- Composite Materials
- Flight loads/Aeroelasticity/Aerodynamics
- Contemporary Manufacturing Techniques (like 3D printing)
- CFD/Finite Element Method/Simulation
Another field, for which I do not have enough insight or information is related to commercial aviation management, airports, air navigation & regulation, development etc. Is it possible to work on a thesis in these kind of fields and later on do a PhD? I find that these fields are mainly operations management and systems development. Does the industry work in the form of research groups on these topics and that, it is possible to go for a PhD in it (which is my main goal).
Looking forward to the advice.
Warm Regards