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History

Founded in 1988 as the first Aerospace Engineering Department in the country.

More than 1157 graduates since 1988 in various fields

of Aerospace engineering in levels of BSc, MSc and PhD.

our graduates play prominent roles in leading industries and governmental institutions.

Academic Groups include

1.Aerodynamics

2.Propulsion

3.Aerospace Structure s

4.Flight Mechanics and Control

5.Space Technology

Aerospace Engineering DepartmentAn Overview

Aerospace Engineering DepartmentAn Overview

more than 20 faculty members contribute to the growing trend of the department.

The number of students currently studying in different fields of this department are:

237 B.Sc. students,

135 M.Sc. students, and 79 Ph.D. students.

Academic

Research

Student Extra Curriculum

Activities:Activities:

Department started its E-learning system by admitted 30 under graduate in February 2013, through an entrance national exam.

E-Learning: E-Learning:

Graduate students Under graduate students

%52 MSc and PhD.

%48 BSc.

Graduate & Under Graduate

Number of Graduates from Aerospace Engineering department of AUT

Degree Female Male Total

B.Sc. 275 642 917

M.Sc. 168 400 568

Ph.D. 49 74 123

Total 492 1116 1608

Total number of faculty member

Professors : 5

Associate : 11

Assistant : 4

Lecturers : 3

Total : 23

Graduate CoursesThis department offers courses in undergraduate and

graduate levels.; for details please refer to the website of department .

Centers of Excellence:Centers of Excellence:

We were the first in country to obtain the permission from the ministry of science, Research and technology of Iran in 2007 to establish a center of excellence in Aerospace, with the title of “Center of excellence in computational Aerospace Engineering”.

Areas of ResearchExternal AerodynamicsInternal AerodynamicsComputational Fluid DynamicsExperimental AerodynamicsCombustion in Furnaces and CombustorsTurbomachinery and Gas Turbine

Areas of ResearchAutonomous Vehicles and Virtual realityStructural analysis of Aerospace vehiclesLife Assessment and Health monitoring systemsComposite MaterialsDynamic Systems and VibrationFlight Mechanics

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Wing , fuselage and engine workshops

Measurement and Avionic Workshop

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Aerodynamics I (Subsonic Wind tunnel)

Aerodynamics II(Supersonic Wind tunnel)

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Power Systems and Aerodynamics Lab

Advance Structures and Material Lab

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Autonomous Systems and Virtual Reality Lab

Combustion and Propulsion Lab

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Aerospace Vehicles Design Lab

Parallel Processing Lab

Areas of Cooperation:Areas of Cooperation:

a) Joint Supervision of M.Sc. and Ph.D. Research Work.

b) Joint Establishment of Research Labs.

c) Joint Research on Projects and Issues of Mutual Interest.

d) Conduct of Short Courses/Programs.

e) Field Studies and Visits, with the Purpose of Transfer of

Science and Technology.

f) Providing Field and/or Laboratory Training to Foster the

Hands-on Experience for Researchers and Students.

g) Exchange of Faculty Members for Sabbatical Leave,

Research and Educational Collaborations.

Areas of Cooperation (continued) :

h)Holding Scientific Conferences on Topics of Mutual Interest

i) Providing Ph.D. Scholarship by both Sides for

Teaching Staff & Students

j) Educational Workshops on Topics of Mutual Interest

k)Convening Educational Camps on Topics of Mutual Interest

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