IMechE
Institution of Mechanical Engineers
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Undergraduate School of Computing, Engineering and Physical Sciences
⭐ Professional Accreditation
University of the West of Scotland
MEng (Hons) / BEng (Hons) Aerospace Engineering
A design-focused aerospace engineering degree covering aerostructures, aerodynamics, jet propulsion and avionics, taught with access to a full-motion flight simulator and industrial visits to organisations such as Spirit AeroSystems and British Airways.
Paisley September
Duration
MEng (Hons): 5 years full-time; BEng (Hons): 4 years full-time
IELTS (min)
6.0 overall (minimum 5.5 in each component)
Course overview
About the Course
The MEng (Hons) / BEng (Hons) Aerospace Engineering provides the knowledge and skills needed for the design and build of aerospace vehicles and their systems.
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Core topics include the design of aerospace structures and systems, aeroelasticity, aerodynamics, jet propulsion and fluid dynamics, alongside numerical techniques such as computer-aided design (CAD) and CFD/FEA simulation applied through practice-based learning.
Tuition information
Tuition Fees
2026/2027 Academic Year
Scholarships Available
£18,900 per year of study
Standard instalment fee plans can be arranged through online student portals.
Additional Enhanced International Scholarships of up to 40% are open to eligible applicants.
*Gross fee parameters undergo annual structural review. Values shown strictly reflect international undergraduate metrics.
English language
Entry Requirements
Meet the English language requirements for direct entry onto this programme.
6.0
IELTS Score Required
5.5 minimum per component
Accepted alternatives
Other recognized tests
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TOEFL iBT
78 -
Pearson PTE Academic
54 -
Duolingo English Test
105
Other English language qualifications may be considered. Please contact admissions for details.
Maximum Exemptions Available
Professional Accreditations
Endorsed by the UK's chartered engineering institution
The programme is recognised by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, confirming its technical rigour against UK engineering education standards.
An ATAS certificate is required for international (non-EEA) applicants to this course.
Official admissions guidance
Academic Entry Requirements
We welcome Scottish, UK and international students and consider all applicants on an individual basis. International (non-EEA) applicants will need to obtain an Academic Technology Approval Scheme (ATAS) certificate before they can be considered for an unconditional offer of study on this integrated masters course.
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Official course information
This page is based on official material published by the University of the West of Scotland.