Aerospace engineering at Notre Dame?

Hey everyone, I came across this really cool documentary about space the other day and it got me thinking about pursuing aerospace engineering. I'm considering a few colleges but Notre Dame is high on my list. Does anyone know if they have a reputable program in aerospace engineering?

Notre Dame does indeed have an aerospace engineering program, and it's highly respected. They offer it as a concentration within the Mechanical Engineering department. You can expect to take specialized courses such as Aerospace Structures, Aerodynamics, Aerospace Control Systems, and Spacecraft Design among others, which add the "aerospace" touch to your degree.

These courses are designed to provide an understanding of the challenges and opportunities specific to the aerospace industry. The courses also encourage a hands-on approach through labs, projects, and design courses. Notre Dame engineering students, regardless of their department, are known to participate in top-notch research experiences, including prestigious summer REUs (Research Experience for Undergraduates).

Remember, the choice of school should align with your future goals, so it's essential to find a college that will provide the resources and opportunities necessary for your particular interests and ambitions. Keep in mind factors such as internship opportunities, study abroad programs, faculty, research opportunities, and alumni network in the aerospace industry. These can all play a significant role in determining the quality of your academic and professional journey.

To help solidify your decision, I would encourage you to directly reach out to the admissions office or the department with any further questions. You can also attend virtual or in-person information sessions or tours if available, or talk to current students or alumni. They can provide personal insights into the program, and share experiences that you wouldn't necessarily find on the college's website.