Aerospace and Astronautical Engineering

Our mission at North Carolina A&T State University is simple: to prepare you for an exciting future in aerospace and astronautical engineering. Whether you dream of designing aircraft, exploring space technologies, or innovating in related fields like materials engineering, we’re here to give you the knowledge and skills to succeed.

Program Goals

Our Bachelor of Science in Aerospace and Astronautical Engineering (AAEN) program is designed to help you thrive in your career and beyond. Here’s what you can expect:

Strong Foundations: You’ll build a solid understanding of engineering principles, math, physics, and core concepts that power the aerospace industry.
Specialized Knowledge: Dive deep into aeronautical and astronautical engineering topics with guidance from experienced faculty.
Problem-Solving Skills: Learn to tackle complex challenges using analytical, computational, and experimental methods.
Design & Innovation: Gain the ability to create systems and components that are safe, sustainable, and cost-effective.

 

Program Requirements

To earn your degree, you’ll complete 120 credit hours following the approved curriculum and meet all University and College of Engineering requirements.

Educational Objectives

Within 3–5 years after graduation, you’ll be ready to:

• Take on leadership roles in aerospace engineering or related fields—or even start your own venture.
• Collaborate with diverse teams to solve real-world problems.
• Communicate effectively with different audiences.
• Apply ethical and sustainable practices to engineering solutions.
• Stay ahead of evolving technologies through lifelong learning.
• Approach challenges with a global perspective.