UiT The Arctic University of Norway, North Norway

Aerospace Control Engineering - Master

Ready to Shape the Future of Aerospace? Join the Aerospace Engineering Master’s Program at UiT Narvik and take your passion to new heights. Specialize in drone technology or advanced satellite design and gain the skills to innovate and lead in this evolving industry. Be part of the next generation of aerospace pioneers and impact the future of flight and space exploration.

Entry requirements

A relevant undergraduate bachelor in engineering, primarily within electronics or space technology, but it may also be within related fields such as automatic control, communications, power electronics or computer science. You must however have a sufficient background in electronics and communications.

In addition, the following requirements must be met:

minimum 25 credits in mathematics (equivalent to Mathematical Methods 1, 2 og 3)

• 5 credits in statistics

• 7,5 ects i physics on a higher level is required.
The requirement for physics can be covered by 7.5 credits in physics, building physics, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics and/or mechanics of materials.

Level
Master
Duration
2 years | 120 ECT
Tuition
Students outside of EU/EEA and Switzerland must pay tuition fees, see https://en.uit.no/admission#innhold_813765
Language
English
Campus

Narvik

Application deadline

Nordic applicants: 15 April, EU/EEA + Swiss applicants: 1 March, Non-EU/EEA applicants: 15 November

Entry requirements

A relevant undergraduate bachelor in engineering, primarily within electronics or space technology, but it may also be within related fields such as automatic control, communications, power electronics or computer science. You must however have a sufficient background in electronics and communications.

In addition, the following requirements must be met:

minimum 25 credits in mathematics (equivalent to Mathematical Methods 1, 2 og 3)

• 5 credits in statistics

• 7,5 ects i physics on a higher level is required.
The requirement for physics can be covered by 7.5 credits in physics, building physics, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics and/or mechanics of materials.