The Master’s in Aerospace System Engineering at Muroran Institute of Technology’s Graduate School of Engineering (Division of Production Systems Engineering) is a two-year full-time Master of Engineering program that focuses on advancing students’ knowledge and skills in aerospace-related science and engineering, with an emphasis on system-oriented aircraft and space vehicle technologies. This course integrates core subjects of aerospace engineering such as flight mechanics, propulsion engineering, structural engineering, aerospace materials, guidance and control systems, and systems design, enabling students to understand and apply the fundamental principles required to design and operate aircraft, rockets and satellite systems while gaining practical, hands-on experience in aerospace system integration and research. The program emphasizes both theoretical foundations and applied research, supported by access to specialized facilities and collaboration with research centers such as the Aerospace Plane Systems Research Center, which conducts advanced work on high-speed atmospheric and space flight technologies in partnership with industry and national research organizations including JAXA. Within the graduate curriculum, students take specialized courses such as aerospace jet propulsion and engage in research projects under faculty supervision, culminating in a master’s thesis that contributes to the field. Graduates are prepared for careers in aerospace engineering, advanced technology industries, and research, equipped with expertise in designing and developing complex aerospace systems.

NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements.
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