Department of Aerospace Engineering

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Auburn Aerospace Engineering is where cutting edge-research and a world class education combine to advance the fields of space exploration, national defense, air transportation, communications, sustainable energy and more.

Aerospace Department Picture

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Auburn Aerospace Engineering is where cutting edge-research and a world class education combine to advance the fields of space exploration, national defense, air transportation, communications, sustainable energy and more.

RECENT NEWS

The 11th annual Graduate Engineering Research Showcase offers $8,250 in prizes. — Almost 200 registered for annual Graduate Engineering Research Showcase

The 2023 Auburn Alumni Engineering Council award winners included Distinguished Auburn Engineer Ed Yeilding, ’72 electrical engineering; Distinguished Auburn Engineer Pam Boyd, ’92 electrical engineering; Distinguished Auburn Engineer Richard Kretzschmar, ’90 and ’96 aerospace engineering; Outstanding Young Auburn Engineer Rodmesia Clarke, ’08 chemical engineering; Distinguished Auburn Engineer Metrick Houser, ’93 chemical engineering; Distinguished Auburn Engineer Mike Ogles, ’89 mechanical engineering, represented by his son Will Ogles; Outstanding Young Auburn Engineer Brandon Young, ’10 electrical engineering; Outstanding Young Auburn Engineer Christa Musgrove, ’07 mechanical engineering; and Superior Service Steve Duke, chemical engineering associate professor and the college’s former associate dean for academics. — Auburn Alumni Engineering Council honors 9 with college’s highest awards

Auburn Engineering's undergraduate programs rank No. 3 among public institutions in the Southeastern Conference and No. 1 in the state. — Auburn Engineering undergraduate programs receive No. 30 public ranking

Auburn Engineering professors Fa Foster Dai, J. David Irwin and Bruce Tatarchuk have been recognized as NAI fellows, while professor Jin Wang is an NAI senior member. — AU ranked by National Academy of Inventors among Top 100 U.S. universities granted utility patents

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