195 Bachelor's degrees in Aerospace Engineering in North America

This Aeronautics Associate Degree from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is designed for students who want to take the first step toward a career of Aeronautics. 

The University of Kentucky is proud to offer the only undergraduate degree in Aerospace Engineering in the state of Kentucky. The Aerospace Engineering program is housed in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and is led by numerous faculty members with highly reputable research and expertise in a broad range of aerospace applications including controls, propulsion and hypersonics. 

The concentration in Aeronautical-Electrical Engineering Technology at LeTourneau University involves a curriculum of 130 semester hours and is one of five concentration choices within our Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology degree.

For many, flying is just a dream, but CBU can help make it a career. Students at California Baptist University who have no prior flight experience can graduate from the Aviation Flight program with the skills to be a pilot. 

This Aviation Maintenance, programme from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University offers the foundation for a career in all areas of aircraft maintenance.

The Airline and Flight Operations Commercial Pilot (Fixed-Wing) program from British Columbia Institute of Technology is 64 weeks long and operates for four terms. It is one of the fastest ways in Canada to qualify for a commercial pilot’s licence while attaining a post-secondary diploma. 

Design the next generation of aerospace vehicles, missiles, rockets, and spacecraft at WVU Tech and WVU in Morgantown. The Aerospace Engineering program from West Virginia University offers a 2+2 pathway, with the first two years at WVU Tech and the final two years at WVU in Morgantown.

The Aviation Science - Flight Training concentration from Bridgewater State University combines academic studies and flight training, in order to prepare graduates for a wide variety of positions within the air transportation industry, including general, airline and military aviation.

The University of Saint Louis University offers a degree in Aeronautics. Founded in 1927, Saint Louis University's Oliver L. Parks Department of Aviation Science holds the first federally certified flight certificate in the country. 

The Mechanical Engineering - Aerospace Engineering option at Rochester Institute of Technology allows for specialized study in all engineering aspects of air- and space-borne vehicles.

At LETU, our goal is for our Unmanned Aircraft Systems from LeTourneau University graduates to become effective and exemplary aviation professionals who will become leaders in this new and rapidly expanding industry. 

This Aviation Management - Aircraft Dispatch concentration by LeTourneau University adds the course work necessary for a student to test for their FAA Aircraft Dispatcher certificate to the core Aviation Management courses. 

Engineering is the branch of science and technology concerned with developing practical solutions to real-world problems.  Engineering, Computer Science, Physics and Atmospheric Sciences is offered at Olympic College.

The Aerospace Engineering programme at Mississippi State University is a four-year, full-time course based in Starkville. This undergraduate degree focuses on the design and testing of aircraft and spacecraft. Students engage in practical engineering practices through public study modes to prepare for global industry roles.

The unmanned aerial systems concentration prepares students for careers in the rapidly growing area of unmanned aerial systems, including operations, remote sensing, data collection and analysis. The Aeronautical Management Technology - Unmanned Aerial Systems BSc program is offered at Arizona State University.

The Aeronautics and Astronautics programme at Stanford University is a full-time Bachelor of Science degree. This comprehensive course provides the essential engineering principles and techniques required for leadership in the design and operation of aerospace systems, preparing students for high-level careers in the global industry.

The Aviation Sciences - Aircraft Dispatch programme at Baylor University provides comprehensive training for aspiring aviation professionals. This bachelor degree, delivered via a public study mode, focuses on the technical and operational skills required for flight planning, weather analysis, and safety management in the industry.

The Aerospace Engineering program at University of Notre Dame will prepare you to solve problems and advance the state of the art in the design and operation of aircraft and space vehicles, ranging from airplanes to satellites. 

The BS in Aeronautical Science program at Florida Institute of Technology prepares students for technical jobs in the aviation industry.

Space Engineering at York University equips undergraduates with technical skills to design and manage space systems. Based in the Lassonde School of Engineering, this public study route blends systems engineering, mission design, hardware and software development, testing and in‑orbit operations, with co‑op placements.