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Technical University of Munich (TUM) Asia MASTER OF SCIENCE Aerospace Engineering www.tum-asia.edu.sg At a Glance • The best of German engineering, infused with an Asian perspective • Nurturing aerospace engineers of tomorrow • Internationally-recognised degree conferred by TUM • Bright career prospects regionally and worldwide • Apply online at www.tum-asia.edu.sg Photo courtesy of Airbus
About TUM Technical University of Munich (TUM) Technical University of Munich (TUM) Asia The Technical University of Munich (TUM) was founded in Technical University of Munich (TUM) Asia was set up in 1868 and is one of Europe’s leading technical universities. 2002 as the first academic venture abroad by a German Serving as an entrepreneurial university that promotes university, blending German academic excellence with talents and creates value for society, TUM has produced industry relevance in Asia. Its partnerships with top 17 Nobel Prize winners since 1927, most notably Ernst Otto Asian universities and industry leaders combine German Fischer (Chemistry) and Rudolf Mößbauer (Physics). Its engineering with Asian relevance to equip talents for focus areas are engineering sciences, natural sciences, industry and research sectors in the world. life sciences, medicine, management and political and social sciences. With the changing needs of the economy, the specialised Master programmes that are offered keep pace with TUM promotes talents with its network of strong partners industry needs through an Asian-European perspective. in research and industry. It is represented worldwide with Lecturers and professors hail from as far as Germany to the TUM Asia campus in Singapore, as well as offices in equip students with their rich knowledge and experience. Beijing, Brussels, Cairo, Mumbai, San Francisco and São Paulo. More than a thousand students have come through the doors of TUM Asia and now ply their trades in top research In international rankings, TUM regularly places among institutes and companies across the globe. the best universities in Germany and worldwide. It is the only university to have won recognition as a German ‘Excellence University’ in every round since 2006. NO. 1 university TUM is ranked as the no. 1 university in Germany+ 12 TUM is ranked NO. no. 12 in the Global Employability in employability Survey^ 17 17 scientists and Master of Science | Aerospace Engineering alumni of TUM Nobel Prize have received the recipients Nobel Prize 50 + As rated by QS World Ranking 2021 TUM is ranked ^ As ranked in the 2020 Global University Employability Ranking by Times Higher Education (THE) - Emerging among the world’s # As rated by Times Higher Education World University Rankings universities Top 50 Universities# 2021 and QS World Ranking 2021
Programme Overview Awarded by TUM, the Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering (MSc in AE) is a programme that caters to highly qualified engineers to meet the ever- increasing demand from a growing aerospace sector in Singapore and the world. Programme Structure and Timeline 15 45 • 5 Core Modules • 7 Elective Modules • 1 Non-Technical Elective Module for every Core and • 1 Lab Course Elective Module modules • 1 Business & Technical English contact hours Module 2 Years • Full-time programme • Coursework in Singapore • Internationally-recognised degree July Year 1 Year 2 Graduation Arrival in • Core Modules • Elective Modules End of Singapore • Elective Modules • Internship programme • Non-Technical Elective • Master Thesis at a Module company, university or research institute (Supervised by a TUM professor) Note: This outline is a general reference to the duration of study. A student’s actual duration of study may or may not follow this general reference. This outline is subject to change during the course timetable.
Programme Modules Core Modules Numerical Methods and Tools in Aeroelasticity Aerospace Engineering (Lab Course) This module describes basic Aerodynamics This module provides a comprehensive aeroelastic phenomena arising from This module focuses on the basics of introduction to the functionality of the mutual interaction of elastic, the calculation and the analysis of the the software MATLAB / Simulink and aerodynamic and inertial forces on aerodynamic forces acting on aircraft. explains the aerospace engineering a structure, with special emphasis problems the tool can be used to solve. on problems related to fixed wing Business and Technical English Emphasis is placed on numerical vehicles. Aeroelasticity plays a major The module aims to teach students modelling of technical problems and role in the design, qualification and the technical writing techniques and the engineering interpretation of certification of flying vehicles, as it to familiarise them with the different results. For dynamic vibration behavior, contributes to the definition of the business communication styles. syntheses will be made with control flight envelope and affects various Students will learn the international simulation to show the interaction of performance indicators. usage of the English language in several disciplines and to introduce technical communication, especially in the field of controlling flexible systems Aerospace Structures academic writing, as well as learn how to students. This module introduces the to make effective presentations and approaches for the development prepare technical or scientific papers. Structures and Materials process of lightweight and aerospace This module covers the essentials of structures, including design, Introduction to Aeronautics lightweight structures and materials, simulation, optimisation and testing This module will provide a basic which provide a basis for structural aspects. Current structural design overview of the different systems development, including proper concepts for aerospace applications and processes applied in aviation. material selection. A general view are shown in the context of goals and A general understanding of civil on the basics of elasticity, structural requirements to be achieved. Possible and military aviation will be given stability, vibrations and strength, future developments and reasons for to enable basic differentiation of including fatigue problems, is given. these will be addressed and discussed. different aircraft configurational Design, numerical analysis and test layouts. In particular, the interaction methods are introduced. On the Aircraft Design among different system elements, materials side, metal lightweight alloys This module covers various current their respective requirements and their and fiber composites are covered. design methods and relevant design impact on configuration level will be tools for the applied design of surface outlined. aircraft. With the simultaneous Elective Modules* introduction to the aircraft design Introduction to Flight Mechanics (Choose 7 modules) system, students will be able to design This module will cover topics in flight both individual components of the system dynamics and flight control. Advanced Flight Control Systems aircraft with regard to the overall Students will be able to understand This module conveys complex control aircraft, and define the overall aircraft relations between aircraft performance concepts for aircraft. How the C*- configuration so that it complies with and flight control. Through this course, criterion is derived and modern the current requirements with regard students will be able to apply aircraft concepts of adaptive control in to safety, safety and security economy, performance calculations that are aviation are covered. comfort, the environment and the required in the preliminary design performance of flights. of aircraft and will be able to design Aerodynamics Design of Turbomach basic flight controllers for stabilisation This module covers the various types Boundary Layer Theory and improvement of flight properties. of turbomachinery applications with This module covers basic phenomena particular emphasis on compressors. present in boundary layers. Physical Flight Propulsion Starting from the fundamental models and the derivation of the Master of Science | Aerospace Engineering The module provides basic knowledge equations in fluid dynamics, the boundary layer equations from about aerospace propulsion systems. working principles of turbomachinery the Navier-Stokes equations are The basic governing thermodynamic are derived. Moreover, main discussed for flat 2-dimensional and aerodynamic equations used components, characteristics and cases. Temperature, compressible in the engine design process, Aero associated flow phenomena are and 3-dimensional boundary layers engine and gas turbine cycle and explained. For compressors, design are explained. The stability theory component performance as well as methods and processes, topics of explains the laminar-turbulent their interaction will be covered. operability and stability enhancement transition, turbulent boundary layers are covered. and experimental research methods.
Fibre Composite Materials Spacecraft Technology Production Planning In Industry This module introduces the main This module covers astronautical Manufacturers are confronted properties and design principles and space engineering topics, and with special requirements of their of fibre composite materials and relevant theoretical background and production processes. Cycles, by- calculation methods. Focusing on engineering design methods to find products, batches and campaigns carbon fibre polymers, other types suitable solutions for spaceflight and are difficult to handle by Enterprise of fibres and matrix materials, Resource Planning (ERP) software spaceflight technology. failure criteria and behaviour under packages nowadays. Concepts of environmental influences, carbon fibre material requirements planning specific fabrication and manufacturing Non-Technical and supply chain management methods, parameter processing, (SCM), combined with basics in cost design and material testing steps will Elective Modules accounting, will be explained. (Choose 1 module) be covered. Business Administration Flight Control Systems The primary purpose of the module is This module introduces the basic to introduce students to the different operating principle of flight controls. areas of business administration, while Based on the non-linear equations of the final objective is to give them a motion of airplanes and basic control basic understanding of how to face theory principles, control strategies are derived in order to improve the decision problems in a company. Most handling qualities or stability of importantly, students will analyse long- airplanes. In addition, strategies for term investment decisions, how to set the implementation of autopilots are up strategic planning in a company, presented. how to gather timely information about the current situation of a Helicopter Engineering company, and how to set up its long- The content extends over different term financial structure. design requirements and their classification, the sizing process, Innovation and Technology evaluating the flight performance with Management respect to power consumption, rotor This module presents the dynamics of craft limits and mission design. It also technological development through covers tools for the cost and weight innovation and related management estimation of the designed rotorcraft. issues, the difference between creating a new product (invention) Safety & Certificate of Aircraft and improving an existing product/ This module covers Aviation Safety idea (innovation), start-ups and Principles, Basics in Regulations, financing of innovation, innovation- Airworthiness Code (CS-27, CS-29), driven economic cycles and innovation Loads, Stress and Fatigue, Performance impact on growth and jobs. Categories, Safety Analysis and Flight Accident Investigation. Industrial Marketing Marketing strategies are developed Safety & Certification of Avionics & for a typical commodity and speciality Flight Control Systems business. Students will work in teams This module addresses the certification to develop business cases, make their process of avionics and flight control own business decisions and develop systems in commercial aviation. The marketing concepts based on provided focus lies in safety analysis methods, information of a real case study. taking common approaches of their employment in development projects of safety-critical systems in the *Disclaimer: Elective modules available for selection industry into account. are subject to availability. Unforeseen circumstances that affect the availability of the module include an insufficient number of students taking up the module and/or the unavailability of the professor. TUM Asia reserves the right to cancel or postpone the module under such circumstances.
The TUM Experience The TUM Aerospace programme has provided me with the technical knowledge to solve engineering problems in a structured way and find the best possible solution. I have built up a great network while living abroad and a strong foundation in the field of Aerospace Engineering. Jannik Pötzl Alumni Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering Entrepreneurial Thinking Highest International TUMCREATE and Engagement Standards TUMCREATE is a joint programme You will formulate and discuss ideas You will receive a holistic learning between the Technical University based on the diverse economic experience with the local lecturers of Munich (TUM) and the Nanyang realities and learn to see from from academia and industry. Our Technological University (NTU). multiple vantage points. The unique TUM modules are covered by The electromobility institute brings joint degree programme equips you professors who fly in from Germany together the expertise and innovation not only with the technical knowledge, on an exclusive teaching basis of Germany and Singapore to drive but also with the business and cultural to ensure that you receive their innovation and shape the future aspects of the subject. undivided attention. of sustainable mobility by tackling issues ranging from molecules to Master of Science | Aerospace Engineering the megacity. Graduates have the Industry Relevance Global Prospects opportunity to apply for positions Our professors - the world’s best You can choose to complete your at TUMCREATE, especially if – are industry experts and active internship and thesis in Singapore your interest lies in the area of researchers. This allows you to learn or anywhere in the world with a transportation and mobility research. from a curriculum that is built around company, university or research the latest technological trends and institute. Your internationally knowledge. recognised degree and experience is a great boost to your profile for future global job opportunities.
Industry Outlook Did you know that commercial aircraft order backlog is at its peak of more than 14,000, with about 38,000 aircraft expected to be produced globally over the next 20 years? Singapore – Asia’s Aerospace Hub Singapore has become the leading Singapore is 1 aviation hub in Asia Pacific today, Industry NO. contributing over a quarter share of breakdown the region’s Maintenance, Repair, of our and Overhaul (MRO) output. in Asia for MRO. It is also the most Despite global uncertainties, graduates comprehensive MRO in Asia. the demand for air travel in Asia Pacific countries continues to grow, creating vast opportunities in the region for the aerospace industry. Singapore launched Singapore is well-equipped to the Aerospace Industry capture the demand for aviation Transformation Map (ITM), related services, while leveraging Academic 28% expecting to achieve a off existing capabilities in precision Engineering 15% manufacturing value-added of engineering and electronics, to $4 billion (incl. Aerospace Engineering) support the production of complex Aerospace industry 14% aero-engine components. Research 12% Industrial and Manufacturing 13% Automobile and Transport and introduce 1,000 new jobs by 7% Technology 2020. 6% Source: gov.sg, Singapore Economic Development Board, The Straits Times Others 5% The Aerospace industry employs close to Our Graduates 21,000 workers today, with the majority Our graduates in Aerospace Engineering are employed all over the in high-skilled job roles. world, with a majority in Singapore, China and Europe. The most commonly accepted positions are Research Engineer, Project Engineer, Stress Engineer, and Mechanical Design Engineer. Today, over Others may also choose to continue their academic journey with a doctoral candidate position (PhD). 130 international companies carry out MRO activities in Singapore.
Programme Fees Scholarships & Grants Processing Fee For more information, please SGD79 per application visit: https://tum-asia.edu.sg/ Tuition Fee admissions/graduate/ SGD38,520+ scholarships Admission Criteria Tuition fees are to be paid in 3 instalments. + + The tuition fee includes teaching fees, • Bachelor Degree in Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering laboratory expenses and cost of mandatory or a closely-related discipline events. The tuition fee does not include airfare, accommodation, living expenses, and • Bachelor Degree certificate or enrolment letter* miscellaneous fees (inclusive of registration, (if you have not completed your Bachelor Degree) IT facilities, matriculation, examination, • Academic transcripts or mark sheets* amenities, copyright, sports, and medical insurance). These fees will be separately • Statement of Purpose indicating the reason(s) you are interested in borne by the student. this programme + The tuition fee stated is accurate as of • Curriculum Vitae / Résumé 1 January 2021. All fees are subject to revision • TOEFL test score (≥88 for Internet-based test, DI code: 7368) or due to currency fluctuations, at the discretion of TUM Asia. All fees quoted are inclusive of 7% IELTS test score (≥6.5 overall) taken no more than two years ago from Singapore’s Government Goods & Services date of submission Tax (GST). Please refer to our website for fee • Akademische Prüfstelle (APS) certificate for applicants who hold a updates. degree from China, Vietnam, or Mongolia * Documents which are not in English must be translated by a certified translator. All applicants are also required to submit an additional of - 2 notarised copies of official or provisional Bachelor’s Degree certificate - 2 notarised copies of official academic transcript, and The full application process and documents - 2 passport-sized photographs when you have accepted the offer of admissions and required for submission is available at are being matriculated into our programme. www.tum-asia.edu.sg/application-process Applications open 1 October every year. German Institute of Science & Technology - TUM Asia Pte Ltd CPE Registration No.: 200105229R CPE Registered Period: 13/06/2017 to 12/06/2023 Technical University of Munich (TUM) Asia All information is accurate at the time of printing 510 Dover Road, #05-01 SIT@SP Building, Singapore 139660 and is subject to change without prior notice. Tel: +65 6777 7407 Published in January 2021. Fax: +65 6777 7236 Email: admission@tum-asia.edu.sg www.tum-asia.edu.sg
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