University of Sheffield invites applications for Aerospace Engineering MEng starting in September 2025

Study in UK: University of Sheffield‘s Aerospace Engineering MEng is the ideal first step for aspirants on their journey to become a pilot. Along with this course, they can also continue to European or UK private pilot’s license with arrangements with local flying schools.

University of Sheffield, UK has invited applications for the Aerospace Engineering MEng course starting in September 2025.

MEng is similar to the University of Sheffield’s aerospace engineering degree. However, it also includes initial fight training and it makes it provide more in-depth study due to the extra year. The program prepares students for a career in the Aerospace industry.

“Students on the Aerospace Engineering with Private Pilot Instruction course will be required to pay an extra cost for flying lessons. The amount will be determined by the Yorkshire Aero Club. There will also be an extra cost to enter the Civil Aviation exams,” reads the statement.

To apply for this course, the candidates must have scored 90% in Class 12 with maths and a science subject. They should have a minimum of 6.5 scores in the IELTS with 6.0 in each component or if they do not have an IELTS score they can have an alternative acceptable English language qualification. The tuition fees have not been confirmed for 2025, as a reference, the aspirants can consider the fees of 2024-25 - £29,110 as a guide as a guide.

University of Sheffield MEng Course Details

The course is a combination of essential theories of aerospace engineering with more intense hands-on intensive pilot training. This course is of longer period due to integrated masters.

In the duration of four years, students will study modules on instrumentation, computation, propulsion, and design of aerodynamics.

The students will get ground training for five hours of flight, and expand their experience due to the university’s tie-ups with various local flying schools.

“The course will teach how to manage a project from start to finish, and how to communicate with people from a wide range of engineering disciplines. In the final year, students will work on a research project led by one of the university's world leading academics,” added the official statement.

There is an option to add one more optional placement year to the course. It will help students to develop a range of transferable skills, and gain insight into possible careers, help them in adding valuable work experience, and build a professional network.

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