Be in demand for the aerospace industry and companies related to unmanned aerial vehicles.

Gain access to aerospace companies to launch your career as an aerospace engineer. You’ll be at the forefront of modern technology with this bachelor’s degree in aerospace engineering.

Aerospace engineering students can expect to develop skills in these areas that are crucial for designing and analyzing aerospace systems:

Aerodynamics
Structural analysis
Propulsion systems
Guidance and navigation
Avionics
Mission analysis

Our dual-degree program with the University of North Dakota (UND) allows you to complete a physics or chemistry degree at Baker while also earning an ABET-certified engineering degree from the UND while in residence at Baker.

What can you do with a bachelor’s degree in aerospace engineering?

Aerospace engineering is a highly specialized field and is in strong demand globally because of the increasing interest in space exploration, development of new aircraft, and advancement in aerospace technology. You will be in demand by aerospace and UAV companies such as these:

Northrup Grumman
General Atomics
Lockheed Martin
Collins Aerospace
Boeing
Raytheon
Cirrus Aircraft
Blue Origin
NASA

Aerospace Engineering Degree Jobs

Here are some of the job titles for someone with an aerospace engineering degree:

Aerodynamics engineer
Aerospace design engineer
Aerospace engineer
Aerospace systems engineer
Astronautics engineer
Avionics engineer
Design engineer
Flight test engineer
Guidance navigation and control engineer
Mission analysis engineer
Propulsion engineer
Structural engineer

Sample Dual-Degree Plan

This dual-degree program is designed to be completed in five years. Take a look at a sample five-year plan.

Physics + Aerospace Engineering