International Conference on Fiberreinforced Polymer: Michigan Tech Introduces New Bachelor Of Science In Aerospace Engineering

Study In US: Michigan Tech College of Engineering has announced a new course from fall 2025. The Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering was introduced with experiential opportunities, an industry-guided curriculum, and talented faculty.

Interested undergraduate students can apply for this course for the 2025-26 academic year. The Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (MAE) will conduct this course.

While commenting on the new course, Professor Jason R. Blough, the chair of the department said, "The addition of this new degree is in recognition of the expertise of our faculty, growing research in the areas of aerospace and space technology and engineering, and a tremendous amount of student interest. We are very excited to welcome our first freshman class into Aerospace Engineering in the fall of 2025.

Our students have been asking for this degree and we listened. We're thrilled to launch the new Aerospace Engineering degree here at Tech. With the technical chops and innovative, hands-on focused curriculum to train the next generation of aerospace engineers, the sky is no longer the limit as our students tackle tomorrow's space and aircraft needs. We can't wait to get started!," said Michelle Scherer, dean, College of Engineering. Benefits Of Pursuing Bachelor Of Science In Aerospace Engineering At Michigan Tech

The following are the benefits of this course:Students will get the opportunity to work with various expert researchers and faculty on research projects related to the Space Systems research group.
They will get hands-on product development experience.
Michigan Tech Aerospace Engineering Research Center (MARC) will be the focal point of all the related activities.

Planetary Surface Technology Development Lab will train them apart from developing new technologies to explore the surface of Mars, Moon and beyond.

From satellites to autonomous flight to aircraft design, the Michigan Tech College of Engineering is leading the pack in all things aircraft and space, added Michelle Scherer.

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