Chandigarh University provides a strong academic foundation that combines advanced theoretical study with practical application through cutting-edge laboratories, simulation tools, and industry-driven projects. Our curriculum is constantly updated to reflect the most recent technology breakthroughs, ensuring that students have a competitive advantage in this rapidly expanding sector.
Aerospace Engineering at Chandigarh University will help you advance your engineering career and become a vital role in the global aerospace sector. Our program is precisely intended to provide students with a thorough understanding of aerodynamics, propulsion systems, avionics, spacecraft technology, and structural design, preparing them for exciting careers in aviation and space exploration.
Students learn about real-world difficulties and innovative solutions through strong industry relationships, research collaborations, and internship opportunities with premier aerospace businesses. Our skilled teachers, many of whom have substantial industry experience, assist students through the complexity of aerospace systems, instilling problem-solving abilities and critical thinking that are required for success in this high-demand area.
Emerging sectors such as hypersonic flight, autonomous systems, and AI-powered aerospace technology are poised to alter the industry. Aerospace experts will take the lead in developing hypersonic vehicles and AI-powered flying systems, which will transform air travel and space missions around the world.
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Kalpana Chawla Centre for Research in Space Science and Technology is paving the way for advancement in space technology with discovery, research, and education. The Centre is providing satellite design training to students from 21 nations and communicating with 28 countries that are part of the Satellite Networked Open Ground Station (SatNOGS). Hon’ble Defence Minister of India, Shri Rajnath Singh inaugurated the KCCRSST at Chandigarh University.
With the rapid increase of air travel and the expanding space exploration business, there is a greater demand for improved infrastructure, innovative designs, and cost-effective maintenance solutions. The aerospace sector is rapidly expanding, and the demand for highly skilled Aerospace Engineers is likely to skyrocket in the future years.
Graduates of Aerospace Engineering have access to a wide range of active job prospects, including but not limited to:
Since its inception, the Department of Aerospace Engineering at Chandigarh University, recognized as the leading aerospace engineering college in Punjab, India, has continuously advanced to align with the evolving demands of the modern aerospace industry. Our program is designed to cultivate students into innovative thinkers, entrepreneurs, and future leaders, equipping them with the knowledge, skills, and mindset to thrive in the dynamic aerospace sector.
The Aerospace Engineering program at Chandigarh University provides a comprehensive, industry-focused curriculum that gives students a solid foundation in aircraft engineering principles. The curriculum, which combines advanced theoretical coursework, comprehensive practical training, and hands-on projects, guarantees that students are equipped for a wide range of aeronautical employment prospects. With a highly experienced faculty providing customized mentorship and guidance, students receive unrivaled support to thrive academically and professionally, preparing them for success in the quickly changing aerospace sector.
To create conducive environment for academic, research & development focusing on entrepreneurship and innovations in the field of Aerospace Engineering blended with values and ethics producing graduates adaptive to changing technologies.
The Mission of the Department of Aerospace Engineering, Chandigarh University is to:
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