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Bachelor Aerospace Engineering and Masters Aerospace Engineering: 2027 Spring Admissions at ESAS Paris

ESAS Paris, a member school of ESPAST, offers Bachelor Aerospace Engineering and Masters Aerospace Engineering pathways for applicants interested in aeronautical and spacecraft systems. The Bachelor follows a three-year framework and the Masters a two-year framework.

Two directions are available: Aeronautical Systems and Simulation, and Spacecraft Systems and Simulation. The aeronautical direction examines mechanics, aerodynamics, system interfaces and simulation-based validation. The spacecraft direction addresses structures, orbits, power, control and system integration.

Applicants can compare the two directions against their previous study and the technical work they want to develop.

Bachelor Aerospace Engineering and Masters Aerospace Engineering: 2027 spring application deadline and study arrangements

Applications for the 2027 spring intake close on 20 December 2026. Confirmed online courses begin on 2 January 2027.

Applicants should review the programme content, learning requirements and teaching format before applying. Campus study can be requested; the admissions team confirms programme availability, teaching location and campus intake arrangements.

Bachelor Aerospace Engineering and Masters Aerospace Engineering: how to apply for spring 2027

Use the ESPAST programme directory to find ESAS Paris, compare the engineering directions and open the school’s degree application form. Select the Bachelor or Masters level and the corresponding programme.

Complete your contact details, educational history and motivation, and upload the documents requested by the application form. After successful submission, keep your application reference so that the admissions team can identify your file and communicate the next steps.

Degree programmes lead to institutional diplomas after successful completion of the required study, assessments and final project.

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