After completing the Aeronautical Engineering programme
Bachelor of Science (BSc)
Once you have completed the Aeronautical Engineering programme, you can call yourself Bachelor of Science.
The work field of a Aeronautical Engineer
After graduating, you step into the international world of aerospace and high-tech. You’ll work on technologies for aircraft, drones and satellites. Or on systems that make energy, mobility and industry smarter. From aviation to space: you help build innovations that move the world forward, both literally and figuratively.
Aeronautical Engineering Jobs within your reach
- Aerospace Design Engineer
- Space Systems Engineer
- Aerodynamics Engineer
- High-Tech Systems Engineer
- Sustainable Aviation Engineer
- Manufacturing Engineer
Less typical Auronautical Engineering jobs
- Pilot
- Flight attendant
What do the professions entail?
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Aerospace Design Engineer
You design components and systems for aircraft, drones or space technology. From the first idea to a tested prototype, you translate engineering concepts into technologies that can actually be built and used. - Space Systems Engineer
You develop systems for satellites and other space technologies. By combining mechanics, electronics and software, you create solutions that operate reliably in the extreme conditions of space. - Aerodynamics Engineer
You analyse how air flows around aircraft, drones and other systems. Through simulations and testing, you improve performance, efficiency and safety of new designs. - High-Tech Systems Engineer
You develop complex systems where mechanics, electronics and software come together, for example in aerospace, robotics or other innovative high-tech sectors. - Sustainable Aviation Engineer
You work on technologies that make aviation more sustainable. From lighter materials to new energy solutions, you help shape the future of flight. - Manufacturing Engineer
You translate designs into smart production processes, ensuring complex aerospace technologies can be built reliably, efficiently and at scale.
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How to apply
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Continuing your studies
This bachelor’s degree will give you access to various postgraduate and pre-master programmes in the Netherlands and abroad. An example for the Netherlands is the pre-masters in Aerospace Engineering at TU Delft.