Date: |
30 Jun 2026, 10.00AM – 10.30AM |
duration: |
30 mins |
Venue: |
Online |
Address: |
Online |
Cost: |
Free event |
In this webinar, the programme lead will provide a comprehensive overview of the degree, including who it’s designed for and how it supports students from a range of engineering and technical backgrounds. You’ll learn how the programme is structured, as well as practical details such as campus locations and start dates.
This webinar will be hosted by Professor Guglielmo Aglietti. An accomplished aerospace engineer, he began his career working on the Columbus module of the International Space Station and Space Shuttle payloads. After earning a PhD and becoming a professor, he led major research initiatives in space engineering. Now Director of the Space Institute at the University of Auckland, he drives cutting-edge satellite missions and innovation.
You’ll also hear from current students and graduates about their experiences of the programme, including their undergraduate backgrounds, research projects, and where their studies have taken them.
This post-graduate degree opens opportunities across aeronautics, astronautics, space systems and aerospace management, leading to both technical and management roles, as well as pathways into academic research.
Join us to gain a real insight into postgraduate study and discover how this Master’s can open doors to new possibilities.
In this webinar, discover the University of Auckland’s Master of Aerospace Engineering programme. We’ll discuss how you can prepare yourself for a career in a rapidly expanding global industry. You’ll hear directly from students, academics and graduates of the programme.
In this webinar, the programme lead will provide a comprehensive overview of the degree, including who it’s designed for and how it supports students from a range of engineering and technical backgrounds. You’ll learn how the programme is structured, as well as practical details such as campus locations and start dates.
This webinar will be hosted by Professor Guglielmo Aglietti. An accomplished aerospace engineer, he began his career working on the Columbus module of the International Space Station and Space Shuttle payloads. After earning a PhD and becoming a professor, he led major research initiatives in space engineering. Now Director of the Space Institute at the University of Auckland, he drives cutting-edge satellite missions and innovation.
You’ll also hear from current students and graduates about their experiences of the programme, including their undergraduate backgrounds, research projects, and where their studies have taken them.
This post-graduate degree opens opportunities across aeronautics, astronautics, space systems and aerospace management, leading to both technical and management roles, as well as pathways into academic research.
Join us to gain a real insight into postgraduate study and discover how this Master’s can open doors to new possibilities.
