UG programme in Aeronautical Engineering from BU

Updated on: Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Bharath University has introduced under graduate Aeronautical Engineering program as a new course for students from the the current academic year in an effort to provide the latest and the best in the field of education. 

The University has designed its curriculum to include various requirements that will help students to be immediately employable after completion of their education,unlike the traditionally offered aeronautical course.

The redesigned course will offer students insights into aerodynamics, aircraft structure, composite materials, computational fluid mechanics, propulsion, avionics and software experience like CFD, Modeling and FEM.  Furthermore students will gain hands on exposure to popular softwares used by the industry making them highly employable straight out of the college.

The university also has two well equipped aeronautics labs to impart practical knowledge to the students through cutting edge technologies.

Dr. J. Sundeep Aanand, Chancellor, Bharath University said, “We are very proud to have this new course added to our academics this year. Aeronautics is an immensely exciting field and has a huge scope of employment in various industries. This will further widen the career options students can choose from.”

Dr. K. P. Thooyamani, Vice-Chancellor, Bharath University, said, “We at Bharath University are always striving to be at the forefront of education, offering students the best exposure to various aspects of academics. Our latest investments in setting up the best of aeronautic labs are a testament to our commitment of ensuring that quality of education is never compromised.”

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