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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 and graduate programs are currently ranked #2 in the nation, according to US News & World Report.
Recent News
AE Chair urges his colleagues to pursue high-fidelity designs
The Innovative Mars Exploratin Education and Technology (IMEET) program will bring together partners from business and academia to form a more seamless path to STEM literacy
For more than a dozen years, the undergraduate program rankings of the Daniel Guggenheim School has been in the top 5
Aerospace Engineering professors. J.-P. Clarke and Massimo Ruzzene each were recognized with professorships
Upcoming Events
Sep
29
Atlanta, GA
Find out if studying aerospace engineering in Ireland is for you
Sep
29
Montgomery Knight Building Room 317
Spahr Professor and Chair Z. J. Wang will speak
Sep
30
Guggenheim Building Room 442
Two AE students will formally present their research before an audience that includes their faculty mentors and peers. Lunch provided
Oct
03
Weber Building - 3rd Floor -CoVE Auditorium
Eric Nielsen and Dana Hammond from NASA Langley Research Center will give talks on Adjoint-based Aerodynamic Design and on High-performance Computing. They will follow up with a Career Information Session at 2 p.m.
Oct
06
Montgomery Knight 325
"Characterization of Background Neutral Flows in Vacuum Test Facilities and Impacts on Hall Effect Thruster Operation"
