Aeronautical engineering was the only thing Ivett A. Leyva ever wanted to do. “I thought there was nothing cooler. I always wanted to be able to build rockets,” said Leyva, the newest senior ...

Aerospace engineers design, develop, and test aircraft, spacecraft, and related systems by using principles of mechanical engineering, materials science, and physics to create designs that meet ...

Humans have been looking to the skies for hundreds of thousands of years. Now, we can actually reach them. From first flights, to Mars missions, to bringing light to the dark side of the moon, there's ...

Graduate Projects I and II (ASEN 5018/6028) is a two-semester course sequence. In addition to designing and building a project, a lecture common to all lab sections will introduce students to project ...

The University Insider is The Daily’s first faculty and staff-oriented newsletter. This weekly newsletter will give U-M faculty and staff the ability to see the most important issues on campus and in ...

CEO John Plant highlighted a solid start to 2025 with record quarterly revenue, EBITDA margin of 28.8%, and operating margin of 25.3%. Free cash flow reached $134 million. Major capital deployment ...

(L-R standing) Chris Lyne, Dexter Watkins, Fred Folz, Cameron Ridgewell, Ben Gasser, Robin Midgett, Andrew Voss, Brian Lawson, Alex Goodman (L-R sitting) Jacob Moore, Pranav Kumar, Mitchell Masia, ...

You’ll have three different options to complete your Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering: course-only, project-focused or research-focused. All tracks follow the collaborative, hands-on ...

Aerospace engineers design, test, and maintain aircraft, spacecraft, and related technologies, playing a crucial role in safe and efficient flight. Becoming an aerospace engineer typically requires a ...