Which course can I pursue after completing B.Sc in aeronautical science?

Aeronautical Science is the Science of flight, and this field relates to careers involved with the design and development of aircrafts and other air aerial vehicles. Aeronautical graduates study how flight may be achieved within the earth's atmosphere and that knowledge is used to pilot or design airplanes. While not all piloting jobs require students to graduate with aeronautical Science degrees, the credential proves a definite advantage. For those who do not wish to work as pilots, the aeronautical Science degree can lead to a career in the design, construction or maintenance of the aircraft's. Aeronautical students design both aircraft and propulsion systems, keeping in mind the aerodynamic performance of the construction materials used in creating the same. Only a selected few schools offer aeronautical Science degree programme. Degrees in the field include an associate of Applied Science, a Bachelor of Science, and Master's and further, a Doctoral degree in Science and Engineering. Classes in aeronautical Science programme focuses primarily on Math, Physics and Computer Science.

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You can go for Advance Courses in B.Sc aeronautical science: M.Sc (Aeronautical Science) ME (Aeronautical Engineering) M.Tech (Aeronautical Engineering) Ph.D (Aeronautical Engineering) or you can prepare for jobs as B.Sc. Aeronautical Science Employment Areas are Colleges & Universities Space Science Aviation Companies Purchasing, Supply & Logistics

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