Aerospace engineering covers the design and development of all types of aerial and space vehicles. Aerospace engineers bring concepts to reality by applying the principles of engineering to the design, manufacture and operation of highly-sophisticated technologies for use in aviation and space. Engineers work as part of a team using mathematical tools to predict the performance of these vehicles, and perform aerodynamic and structural analysis on evolving designs. |
These courses are intended as guidelines. Speak to your guidance counsellor to see what courses are offered at your school.
Where programmes list mathematics as an entry requirement (see programme page), candidates must have mathematics as a subject in their high school completion qualification, and must have achieved a minimum grade of 60% in Mathematics. You can check this by clicking on “requirements” on a programme page to see if mathematics is listed. Typically, Irish and English will also be listed as requirements. However, these are not required from international applicants. |
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