Thesis Flight Performance and Propulsion

The MSc programme in Aerospace Engineering is completed with an MSc thesis, the final graduation project, which comprises 45 EC. It is intended to provide students to research a particular area of interest in-depth and make a considerable contribution to the knowledge for that area of expertise. Students address a specific research question, and are responsible for the planning and execution of the project. Typically, students carry out their research within the Faculty's research groups, where the student is normally engaged as part of a research team working within a particular area. However, students can also work in industry for their thesis.

It is expected that the thesis will include a comprehensive and critical synthesis of the relevant literature and also embodies a substantive contribution to theoretical knowledge, an empirical investigation or a design contribution.

More information can be found on Brightspace: Master Thesis Aerospace Engineering.