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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
Vigor Yang, the former chair of the AE School played a major role in establishing the Aero Maker Space
Astronauts Tim Kopra, Sandra Magnus, and Bill McArthur weigh in on the building blocks of leadership
Unified Approach for Accurate and Efficient Modeling of Composite Beams, Plates, and Shells" is the title of the lecture that Hodges gave at the University of Arizona
In his monthly podcast, CoE Dean McLaughlin and Prof. Brian Gunter discuss space exploration at Georgia Tech and his small satellite missions that make it possible.
Upcoming Events
Nov
15
Guggenheim 442
The School of Aerospace Engineering Student Advisory Council (SAESAC) sponsored event
Nov
15
MK 311
Aerospace Engineering Chair Mark Costello will host office hours for AE undergraduates, grad students, and research engineers
Nov
15
MK 317
"Comparison Between Beamforming and Nearfield Contours for Source Location in Subsonic and Supersonic Jets of Various Geometries"
Nov
15
Guggenheim 442
Data-Driven Discovery and Control of Complex Systems: Uncovering Interpretable Models of Nonlinear Flow Physics
Nov
26
Montgomery Knight Building 317
“Covariance Steering of a Quadrotor for Autonomous Landing”
