Welcome to The Department of Aerospace Engineering
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- ACCIS News Jan 10
- Bristol win bid to host a National Composites Centre Nov 09
- Boeing Awards Nov 09
- Aviation and the environment – students earn recognition in the Airbus ‘Fly Your Ideas’ Competition Nov 09
- Business & Enterprise Committee visits Department Nov 09
- Department researcher Markus Deittert has been featured in New Scientist magazine for his research on "Dynamic Soaring" for Unmanned Air Vehicles (UAVs) Oct 09
- The Advanced Composites Centre for Innovation and Science Doctoral Training Centre welcomes its first PhD students Oct 09
- New Partnership with Vestas Wind Systems July 09
- Prize-winning Paper July 09
- ACCIS Conference 2009 June 09
- Recent Aerospace PhD successes April 09
- Archived news items
Bristol University is a member in the Partnership of European Group of Aeronautics and Space Universities (PEGASUS)
Excellence in Teaching and Research - CONFIRMED!
The Department of Aerospace Engineering, one of the six departments within the Faculty of Engineering at Bristol, has been established for over 50 years. It is regarded as a leading provider of aerospace research and teaching in the UK, with strong industrial links benefiting students and researchers alike.
The University of Bristol is a research-intensive institution, meaning that we in Aerospace Engineering take great pride in offering the highest-quality educational experience led by research-active staff who are internationally recognised in their fields of endeavour. Our most important "products" are:
- People - we develop highly capable, motivated and ambitious graduates – from both our undergraduate and postgraduate programmes – who will go on in life to make a difference to the society in which they live.
- Ideas - our ideas influence the global research agenda. From research papers, patents, spin-out companies, industrial collaborations and technical software and hardware, our work helps transform society.
We hope you find these pages genuinely useful, and that you will contact us if you have any enquiries about our courses or research.