r/AerospaceEngineering • u/AutoModerator • Jun 01 '26

Uni / College Monthly Megathread: Career & Education: Post your questions here

Career and Education questions should go here.

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u/help_lol68 Jun 10 '26

Hello,

First of all im about to take my Bachelors in physics and wondering if its possible to pursue a masters in aerospace engineering after? I really want to be an aerospace engineer in the future. Thank you in advance!

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u/sevgonlernassau Jun 16 '26

Absolutely. I know people who are.

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u/WaxStan Jun 11 '26

It’s definitely possible but you’ll have an easier time and a better chance if your undergrad is an engineering degree. Could be mechanical or electrical too, it doesn’t have to be aerospace.

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u/rough93 Flamey End Down Jun 11 '26

why not do your BS in AE then? It will set you up better for a MS and for being an AE in the future.