Why Study A&A at the UW?
The Aerospace Engineering industry is at the forefront of revolutionary technological developments in transportation, exploration, and national security, with new and significant challenges emerging every day.
The Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics at the University of Washington wants to help meet those challenges by offering bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees that prepare students to become leaders in this exciting field. Our program is at the forefront of current research in space-based information systems, energetics, complex autonomous systems, composite materials, and more, ensuring our graduates will be competitive in academics and industry well into the future.
Work with award winning and supportive faculty- Our faculty push the boundaries of space and flight every day! They work collaboratively with graduate and undergraduate students on research, and forge integral partnerships across campus and with aerospace industries in the area and around the world.
Participate in world-class research- From the development of advanced unoccupied aerial vehicles to new aerodynamic techniques and unconventional space propulsion concepts, our faculty and students are finding solutions to the latest air and space challenges.
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Build relationships with industry - With strong ties to local giant, The Boeing Company, as well as NASA, the Federal Aviation Administration, and many other aerospace engineering companies around the world, the Aeronautics & Aeronautics department offers opportunities to apply classroom concepts to current industry projects.
Earn a degree and a career- As one of the leading programs in Aeronautics & Astronautics in the United States, companies know that our graduates are well prepared to enter the aerospace industry. Our graduates are placed in leading roles in companies and government, from Airbus, Boeing and Lockheed Martin, to NASA and the FAA.
Meet A&A Students
Michele Giachetti
"I chose the University of Washington because of its Aeronautics program and research opportunities, which are some of the best in the nation."
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Amy Nibert
"The UW can be trusted to present the most up to date material and top of the line equipment and facilities."
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Contact A&A Advising
Undergraduate Programs
Marlo Anderson
Manager, Undergraduate Programs
marlo@aa.washington.edu
(206) 616-1115
Graduate Programs
Wanda Frederick
Manager, Graduate Programs
wanda@aa.washington.edu
(206) 616-1113