Objectifs
To support its steadily growing and to maintain business competitiveness, the global aerospace industry needs high qualified engineers or researchers to innovate to new technologies taking into account environmental constraints more and more demanding. Design complex aerospace systems involve multinational geographically disseminated teams of project managers or various experts working in collaborative environment through integrated development platform tools. The Master Aeronautical and Space Systems (AESS) is an evolution of the former MSc Aeronautical Engineering and Space Technology and is intended to educate graduate students in subjects relevant to these demanding challenges and needs of the industry. The MSc ASSE is designed to be multidisciplinary preparing future engineers to easily and efficiently work on aeronautical systems, space systems and their applications or embedded systems, with emphasis on the complete life cycle of the system. With a large spectrum of knowledge the MSc AESS allows students to tackle various aspects from design to operations of systems either in a research organism or in an aerospace company in a multinational environment. The MSc AESS consists of a total of 4 semesters of 30 ECTS each, ie 120 ECTS credits for the whole program. The MSc AESS starts with a first semester emphasizing aerospace engineering fundamentals, and then continues toward two main majors during semester two: «Electronics and computer sciences», «Aircraft control - Guidance». During semester three students emphasize on one major in depth among four: major Aircraft systems, major Embedded Systems, major GNSS, major space systems. Students have strong opportunities to develop practical skills through personal research projects in ISAE’s laboratories and professional thesis during internships in aerospace industry.