Avionic Systems Design option - MSc in Aerospace Vehicle Design

at Cranfield University

• The Avionic Systems Design option aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of avionic systems design, analysis, development, and integration into airframes.
• Topics covered include robust flight control, advanced flight management systems, navigation, collision avoidance, digital communications, and cockpit display technologies.
• The programme comprises 16 compulsory modules and six elective modules, along with group and individual design projects.
• Teaching methods include structured lectures, industry guest lectures, workshops, and independent study.
• Noteworthy features include assessment by four external examiners, involvement of an Industrial Advisory Committee, and the opportunity for a Student Experience Flight in the National Flying Laboratory Centre's light aircraft.

Modules  

• Control Systems
• Inertial and Satellite Navigation Systems
• Aeronautical Communication Systems
• Aerospace Software Engineering and ADA

• A first or second class honours degree in an engineering discipline (or equivalent). 
• Students whose native language is not English must demonstrate proficiency through recognised tests like IELTS (minimum of 6.5 with no subscore below 5.5) 
• TOEFL (The University accepts TOEFL iBT, TOEFL iBT Home Edition, and TOEFL iBT Paper Edition) an overall score of 92, with minimum scores of 18 in reading, 17 in listening, 20 in speaking, and 17 in writing is required. 
• Additional Documents: LORs, Academic transcripts and SOPs.

Important Dates

• This programme starts in the month of October 2024

The Avionic Systems Design option - MSc in Aerospace Vehicle Design fees is £29,670/Yr. Review the comprehensive fee breakdown and potential funding sources available on the university's website to make well-informed choices regarding your professional path.

Graduates with a specialization in Avionic Systems Design from an MSc in Aerospace Vehicle Design program can pursue diverse career paths in the aerospace industry. Potential roles include Avionics Engineer, Systems Engineer, Flight Test Engineer, Avionics Software Engineer, Avionics Project Manager, Research and Development Engineer, Aerospace Consultant, Regulatory Compliance Specialist, and Aerospace Educator. These roles offer opportunities for innovation, collaboration, and advancement in sectors such as commercial aviation, defense, space exploration, and unmanned aerial systems.