About Aerospace Engineering M.eng. (ithaca) in Cornell University
The program emphasizes balance in aerospace science and technology, both basic and applied, to prepare students for the diverse opportunities at the frontiers of research, in contemporary industrial development, and in government agencies. The faculty is particularly strong and active in aerospace vehicle dynamics and feedback control, wind energy, celestial mechanics, the Global Positioning System, and spacecraft systems engineering, as well as in basic aerosciences including transonic flows, turbulence, nonequilibrium gas dynamics, unsteady and vortical flows, combustion processes, transport processes in microgravity and chemical kinetics. (see field description for more detail).
The professional degree of Master of Engineering (Aerospace) provides a one-year course of study for those who want to develop a high level of competence in current technology and engineering design and who plan to practice engineering in industry or professionally. The program has a thirty-credit curriculum and requires an engineering design project.
Academic qualification equivalents
English language requirements
- IELTS : 7.0
- TOEFL IBT: 100
Cornell University Highlights
Type |
Private |
Campus Setting |
Urban |
Endowment |
275.9 million USD |
Cost of Attendance |
57,350 USD |
Campus Housing Capacity |
55% |
Student Retention Rate |
92% |
Cornell University Cost of Attendance
Tuition, books, fees, housing, meals, and personal things all contribute to the projected cost of attendance. The following table lists the anticipated costs for undergraduate and graduate students.
Types of Expenses |
Cost for UG Students (USD) |
Cost for Graduate Students (USD) |
Tuition |
58,586 |
20,884 - 84,909 |
Student Activity Fee |
274 |
274 |
Health Fee |
456 |
456 |
Housing and Rooms |
9,534 |
19,140 |
Meals |
6,262 |
6,262 |
Books and Supplies |
990 |
1,330 |
Personal Expenses |
1,850 |
6,748 |
Health Insurance Plan |
3,108 |
3,108 |