Aerospace engineers specialize in flight systems that operate in the earth’s atmosphere and in space, whether it be autonomous systems, airplanes, rockets or helicopters.
Our students recognize that the AE program is challenging and exhilarating, while employers seek out our students knowing they will add exceptional value to the industry.
Submit your information and we will be in touch.
I've always be driven by my obsession with all things air and space, and have always had an interest in the military. I found S&T and realized not only did it have the aerospace degree I was looking for, but it had an Air Force ROTC Detachment as well. I decided to give both a go….and the rest is history.
— Danielle Gines, United States
When looking at colleges, S&T’s aerospace program offered the most competitive degree, and the emphasis and opportunity to participate in experiential learning, be it through the Student Design and Experiential Learning Center or more commonly through senior design projects, appealed to me from the start.
— Matthew Fogle, United States
As an aerospace engineer, you can choose from a wide variety of careers, including research, design and development, field service, marketing, software development and teaching.
Most aerospace engineers work directly within the aerospace industry designing and developing flight-worthy aircraft.
The average salary for S&T students in the last year was $64,382.
Follow Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering