<p>Aerospace Engineering is a very broad field, and this is a very broad question. The school workload is legendary, with plenty of long papers to write, challenging math classes to take, and a mixture of hands-on and abstract topics to learn. </p>
<p>The work can vary from being the head-honcho lead engineer for the next high-profile spacecraft project to the low-level design engineer drawing up a CAD model of a seat belt harness for Nissan’s next new car. AE’s can get involved with projects in many different areas within aerospace and even outside of aerospace - the skillset is quite broad and flexible.</p>
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