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Aerospace Engineering - master
Satellitt- og droneteknikk, sivilingeniør - master
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Application deadline
Nordic applicants: 15 April
EU/EEA + Swiss applicants: 1 March
Non-EU/EEA applicants: 15 November
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Organization
Full-time – 2 years
Campus
Narvik
Credits (ECTS) 120
Application code
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Aerospace Engineering - master
About the study
Ready to Shape the Future of Aerospace? Join Aerospace Engineering 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.
What will you learn?
You will gain advanced knowledge of aerospace engineering theories and methods and specialize in areas such as
Satellite communication
Structures and materials
Data processing
Systems engineering
Power systems
Embedded systems
Modelling and simulation
Control engineering
Artificial intelligence.
Through independent research and development projects, you will learn to analyse complex problems, evaluate information critically, and apply your knowledge to new challenges. The programme also prepares you to contribute to innovation and communicate technical results to both specialists and the general public. Its expertise is relevant to other extreme environments, including the Arctic and subsea sectors.
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What can you become?
Graduates can acquire jobs in a range of businesses, which contribute technical products and services within aerospace and satellite technology, but also within fields as subsea engineering, systems engineering, or robotics and automation such as:
Space and satellite industries
Aerospace and aviation technology
Drone and autonomous systems development
Control and automation engineering
Systems engineering and project management
Research and development organizations
Government agencies and space institutions
Project management and marketing
Access to further studies
After graduation from the master program in Aerospace Engineering, the candidates may pursue PhD studies at UiT campus Narvik in within the field of Engineering Science and Technology - or other faculties at UiT within fields such as engineering cybernetics, communications or aeronautics.
Programme structure
How is the teaching organized?
The programme is offered on campus in Narvik as a two-year full-time or three- and four-year part-time degree.
Part-time study is intended for working students or those unable to study full time. Collaboration with a company is recommended and may provide opportunities for a company-based master’s thesis. The three-year option requires approximately 75% study time, while the four-year option requires 50%.
Part-time study is not available to non-EU/EEA applicants.
A digital refresher course in linear algebra is offered before the programme begins.
Teaching combines traditional and flipped-classroom methods, including lectures, digital resources, problem solving, coursework, projects, laboratory work, group activities, and self-study.
Some courses require HSE training and physical attendance in laboratories or fieldwork. See the study plan and course descriptions for details.