Master's degree in Aerospace Science and Technology (MAST)

What follows is a summary of the Master's degree in Aerospace Science and Technology (MAST), Syllabus 2021, of the EETAC. For further information on access, grants, registration, enrolment, etc. click on this link. The procedure for gaining admission to this master’s degree is explained in this link.

The master's degree in Aerospace Science and Technology (MAST) provides advanced training in the sciences and technology that are currently most widely used and applied in the fields of aeronautics and space exploration. Graduates of this master’s degree will have been trained in an interdisciplinary area of knowledge that includes the study of theoretical and practical groundwork, techniques, methods and processes, and will be skilled at promoting, defining and managing innovative research projects.

MAST is a 60 ECTS credits master that can be taken in one year at full-time dedication or up to two years at part-time. 1A courses are offered in the Autumn semester, and 1B courses are offered in the Spring semester

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Quality indicators of the Master's degree in Aerospace Science and Technology (MAST):

• Quality indicators of the degree: the degree dashboard (catalan version) includes key performance indicators about academic performance, faculty, and satisfaction of current students and alumni.
• Indicators of the degree at the EUC portal (English version): accreditation reports, job perspectives.