Aeronautical engineering is a branch of engineering that deals with the design, development, and testing of aircraft, spacecraft, and related systems.

Subfields of Aeronautical Engineering:

• Aerodynamics: Deals with the study of airflow around objects, such as aircraft and spacecraft.
  Aerodynamics engineering
• Aircraft Structures: Deals with the design and construction of aircraft structures.
  Aircraft Structures engineering
• Propulsion Systems: Deals with the design and construction of aircraft engines and other propulsion systems.
  Propulsion Systems engineering
• Flight Control: Deals with the design of control systems that allow aircraft to fly.
  Flight Control engineering
• Avionics: Deals with the design and construction of electronic systems for aircraft, such as navigation and communication systems.
  Avionics engineering
• Materials: Deals with the selection of materials used in aircraft manufacturing.
  Materials engineering
• Manufacturing: Deals with the processes used to manufacture aircraft.

Job Opportunities in Aeronautical Engineering:

• Aircraft Manufacturers: Such as Boeing and Airbus.
• Airlines: Such as Saudi Arabian Airlines and Emirates.
• Space Agencies: Such as NASA and the European Space Agency.
• Research Institutes: Such as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Stanford University.

Admission Requirements for Aeronautical Engineering:

• High school diploma in science or mathematics.
• Passing the general aptitude test.
• Passing the English language test.
• Personal interview.

Advantages of Aeronautical Engineering:

• A developed and exciting field.
• Wide job opportunities.
• High salaries.
• The possibility of working in different parts of the world.