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The Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering
Each year, more than 1,200 students from around the world come to Atlanta to study aerospace engineering at the Daniel Guggenheim School at Georgia Tech, one of the oldest and largest educational programs of its kind. Though selective in our enrollment, the School is not narrow in its approach to the study of this ever-expanding discipline. With more than 40 tenure-track faculty, and countless cross-disciplinary research collaborations, the School provides the sort of breadth and depth that consistently rank it in the top five aerospace educators in the nation. The School's undergraduate program is ranked #2 and its graduate programs #4 in the nation, according to the latest US News & World Report.
Recent News
Now a mechanical engineer at JPL, Gebara came back to AE to judge the 2018 Space Systems Design competition
The Chair of the AE School shares some life lessons on the eve of his departure from the position
As a member and now outgoing president of Georgia Tech’s Glee Club, AE undergrad Ingersoll has sung the national anthem, the alma mater, and of course the Ramblin’ Wreck at previous ceremonies.
The women and men who are graduating May 4 and 5 tell us what their plans are after they get that sheepskin
Upcoming Events
May
25
Student Center Peachtree Room
The GT Veteran's Resource Center is sponsoring this event
May
29
Weber 200
“Multi-Physics, High Resolution Topology Optimization for Aerospace Structures”
Jun
05
MK 317
“A State Machine Architecture for Aerospace Vehicle Fault Protection”
Jun
11
MK 317
Liquid-Propellant Rocket Combustion Instability: A Physics-based Multi-fidelity Approach
Jun
11
MK 317
“Adaptive Control Architectures for Cyber-Physical System Security in the Face of Actuator and Sensor Attacks”
Jun
12
MK 317
Acoustic Damping Mechanisms of Half-Wave Resonators with Applications to Rocket Engine Combustion Instabilities
