67 Master's degrees in Aerospace Engineering in England, United Kingdom

The Thermal Power and Propulsion MSc at Cranfield University is a comprehensive programme designed for those aspiring to excel in the field. This full-time course spans one year and equips students with essential knowledge and skills in thermal power technologies. It is ideal for individuals with backgrounds in engineering, mathematics, or applied sciences.

The Aerospace Manufacturing MSc at Cranfield University equips students with the skills necessary for the evolving aerospace sector. This full-time programme lasts one year and offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to enhance your expertise in aerospace production and management processes.

Geospatial Sciences MSc from University College London (UCL) teaches students the theory, tools and techniques for working with geospatial data, from acquisition to processing to analysis. 

Taught jointly by University College London (UCL), this Space Science and Engineering - Space Technology MSc programme aims to provide a broad understanding of the basic principles of space technology and satellite communications together with specialised training in research methods and transferable skills, directly applicable to a career in the public and private space sectors.

With this Aeronautical Engineering programme from Staffordshire University, gain the skills and knowledge to work as an aeronautical engineer in the aerospace industry, in the UK or overseas.

Aerospace relies heavily on advanced structural and functional materials. Materials engineers are integral to solving critical aerospace challenges on developing advanced materials to respond to evolving regulations, sustainability targets, and rising demand for high-performance aircraft and space systems. The Aerospace Materials (Hons) programme is offered at Loughborough University.

Delve into the design, manufacture, development, and operation of aircraft and spacecraft in this Master of Research (MRes) programme in Aerospace Sciences at Imperial.