Master in Aerospace engineering and astronautics

Aerospace Engineering and Astronautics at Silesian University of Technology is a master's degree taught in English in Gliwice, Poland, running for three semesters, with annual tuition of 4400.0 EUR. The programme is interdisciplinary, designed to meet the needs of the aviation industry by preparing students to take part in the creation, operational use, and development of modern technologies and materials used in aviation and space. The studies also build basic competences for work in scientific and research centres. Throughout the programme, students acquire competences that let them function effectively within the aviation industry, working with current technology used across the sector. Classes begin on 2026-03-02, and the application deadline is 2026-02-09. Aerospace engineering as a field draws on mechanics, materials science, propulsion systems, and control engineering to address how aircraft and spacecraft are designed, built, and operated. Graduates of programmes in this area are typically prepared for roles in aircraft design, maintenance, and operations, as well as positions in research institutions studying materials and technologies used in flight. Because the programme sits at a technical university, it places emphasis on applying engineering principles to real aerospace systems rather than treating the subject purely as theory. Students completing the degree are positioned to move into technical and engineering roles across the aviation and space sectors, or to continue toward doctoral-level research in aerospace-related disciplines. The interdisciplinary structure of the programme reflects the way modern aerospace projects draw on multiple engineering specialisms working together.