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With more than 30 faculty in our department, including 7 members of the National Academy of Engineering, both programs offer advanced study and research leading to the Master of Science in Engineering degree and the Doctor of Philosophy degree. ASE Graduate ProgramThe Aerospace Engineering (ASE) graduate program at The University of Texas at Austin is a top-10 nationally ranked program where students perform world-class research under the supervision of distinguished faculty. Students have the opportunity to complete advanced study and research leading to the Master of Science degree and the Doctor of Philosophy degree. Our graduates go on to pursue careers as engineers, scientists, inventors, astronauts, administrators, and leaders in the field of aerospace engineering. EM Graduate ProgramThe Engineering Mechanics (EM) graduate program at The University of Texas at Austin prepares Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy students for continued work in academia and industry. Graduates are equipped to solve technical problems in a wide range of fields including aerospace, automotive, petroleum, manufacturing, and computer engineering to name a few. Our faculty possess a broad range of expertise in experimental, theoretical, and computational mechanics. |
Aerospace Engineering Graduate Admission
Learn more about the admission requirements, deadlines and application process for the Aerospace Engineering Graduate Program.
Engineering Mechanics Graduate Admission
Learn more about the admission requirements, deadlines and application process for the Engineering Mechanics Graduate Program.
Terry Hill, BS ASE '96 MS ASE '98
As engineering project manager for the Constellation Space Suit System at NASA, Hill served as head of the team designing a new versatile spacesuit that can adapt to whatever function is necessary. Read more...
