Program Overview

Master's Degree in Aerospace Science and Technology (MAST)

The Master's degree in Aerospace Science and Technology (MAST) provides advanced training in the sciences and technology that are currently most widely used and applied in the fields of aeronautics and space exploration. Graduates of this master's degree will have been trained in an interdisciplinary area of knowledge that includes the study of theoretical and practical groundwork, techniques, methods, and processes, and will be skilled at promoting, defining, and managing innovative research projects.

Program Structure

• The MAST is a 60 ECTS credits master that can be taken in one year at full-time dedication or up to two years at part-time.
• 1A courses are offered in the Autumn semester, and 1B courses are offered in the Spring semester.

Objective

The objective of the MAST program is to provide students with advanced training in aerospace science and technology, enabling them to work in interdisciplinary areas of knowledge and manage innovative research projects.

Related Programs

• Master's degree in Applied Telecommunications and Engineering Management (MASTEAM)
• Master's degree in Applications and Technologies for Unmanned Aircraft Systems (Drones)
• Master's degree in Advanced Telecom. Technologies (MATT)
• Master's degree in Aerospace Engineering (MUEA), specialization in Air Navigation

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