Aerospace Engineering includes core subjects like aerodynamics, propulsion systems, aircraft and spacecraft structures, flight mechanics, avionics, materials science, control systems, and space technology. Students also study computational fluid dynamics, aircraft design, orbital mechanics, and manufacturing techniques. The curriculum integrates theory with practical applications through labs, simulations, and projects.
Several scholarships support Aerospace Engineering students. Merit-based scholarships reward academic excellence, while need-based ones assist financially constrained students. Government-funded scholarships, such as those from ISRO, DRDO, and AICTE, encourage research and innovation. Many universities offer fellowships and assistantships for postgraduate students. Private organizations and aerospace companies like Boeing and Airbus also provide scholarships and internships. International scholarships, such as DAAD (Germany) and Fulbright (USA), help students study abroad. Some programs focus on underrepresented groups in STEM. These scholarships reduce financial burdens, enabling students to pursue quality education and contribute to aerospace advancements.