Grad Schools offering AEROSPACE Engineering

[RoshanThomasE]

Heyy, I need some assistance with selecting a University offering Space Engineering for my masters. There dont seam to be many and almost all of them burn a huge hole in my pocket. My field of study is orbital mechanics and mission design. I have read about the programs at 1. UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY. 2. UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN. 3. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. They were pretty interesting but i would appreciate if you could give me some more information on these.

[MissMoneyJenny]

Carleton University in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada has an Aerospace Engineering program. http://graduate.carleton.ca/programs/aerospace-engineering-masters/ Other Canadian schools may as well. Tuition tends to be less than American schools, but Canadian schools are frequently sticklers for their grade requirements for admission. 

[nugget]

I can't speak for American schools, but you are willing to consider Canadian schools (which are much cheaper for foreign applicants) look it up on this website and you will get a list of all schools in Canada that offer space engineering (or any other program for that matter). Best of luck!

 

www.aucc.ca

Edited June 11, 2013 by jenste

[RoshanThomasE]

Thank you Jenste and MMJenny. The website you provided was very useful. And yes i am willing to consider colleges in Canada and other countries too. I forgot to mention that in my post. Also I did not mention that I wanted my field of study as Orbital Mechanics. But most of the colleges in Canada don't have Orbital Mechanics as a field of study. York University in Canada has it but it mentions it only in the undergrad course. 
Any help with this is appreciated.

Edited June 14, 2013 by RoshanThomasE