The Master’s in Control Science and Engineering at NUAA is a full-time, research-oriented graduate program that develops advanced expertise in the theory, methods and technologies of modern control and automation applied to aerospace systems and intelligent engineering. At NUAA, Control Science and Engineering is one of the graduate disciplines in which the College of Astronautics holds doctoral-level degree-granting authority, reflecting the university’s strength in control technologies connected with flight vehicles and space systems. The College of Astronautics comprises departments such as Aerospace Control Engineering, which contribute to the teaching and research foundation of this discipline.
NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.
Extra Notes
November 15, 2024 ---March 1, 2025 (For CSC applicants, first round) March 2, 2025---April 15, 2025 (For CSC applicants, second round) November 15, 2024---May 30, 2025 (For NUAA Fly-high Scholarship) November 15, 2024---June 15,2025 (For self-funded).