After completing the Aeronautical Engineering programme

What do the professions entail?

• 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. 

Continuing your studies

This bachelor’s degree will give you access to various postgraduate courses in the Netherlands and abroad. An example in the Netherlands is the master's in Aerospace Engineering at TU Delft.