This originally appeared on Quora. Answered by Skyler Shuford. The life of an aerospace engineer is whatever you make it. My job has several-month-long phases, where some months I am writing thousands ...

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Saint Louis University's Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering can prepare you to design aircraft, or explore the universe in aerospace engineering. Or work with all facets of machines ...

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Mechanical engineering is one of the broadest engineering disciplines, with opportunities in robotics, aerospace, automotive engineering, biomechanics, and more. At Michigan Tech, solve today’s ...

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From his office in the Palmer Engineering building, Mechanical Engineering Department Chair Petros Voulgaris is piloting the future of the aerospace engineering program. Thanks to a $36 million gift ...

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Aerospace engineers earn a comfortable $121,110 per year on average in the U.S., according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Aerospace engineers do some very, very cool work. They design mainly ...

The modern aerospace sector's rapid expansion has led to improvements in aircraft materials. Lowering expenses, lightweighting, and extending the operational life of the components in aircraft ...