It is one of the engineering majors. At present, only a few universities in Canada offer this major, such as McGill University, University of Toronto, Carlton University and Ryerson University, which have extremely high requirements for international students. Under normal circumstances, it is almost impossible for applicants (including Canadian citizens) to be directly admitted to the aerospace engineering major. You can only enter the mechanical engineering major to study the basic engineering course for two years. If the average professional score is above 75% within two years (different schools have different requirements, which may fluctuate up and down, depending on the school's confirmation), you are allowed to enter the major of fluid mechanics engineering in your junior year, and then you can get in touch with aerospace knowledge. The knowledge system mainly includes aircraft and engine power and aircraft design and manufacturing. In Canada, Carlton University and Ryerson University are the most powerful and authoritative majors. Most of the graduates were booked out by aircraft manufacturing giants such as Bombardier and Airbus six months before graduation.

2. aviation management major?

It is a professional course combining aviation flight practice with enterprise management. Students will learn a wide range of knowledge. Canada generally only offers this course in colleges and universities. Compared with aerospace engineering, the admission difficulty of this major is slightly lower. The study contents include: simulating flight practice, understanding Canadian civil aviation laws and regulations, cooperation details and agreements of Star Alliance, communication science, computer technology, human resource management, social science knowledge, etc. The class mode is also more practical. The school will arrange no more than three days a week to study theoretical courses, and other time will be used to practice simulated civil aviation flight technology. After graduation, students can not only master business management courses in aviation industry, but also obtain private and commercial flight licenses. Most of the graduates are engaged in management work in airlines such as Air Canada, Continental Airlines and United Airlines, or in airports, especially Pearson Airport, where the treatment is very good.

3. Aircraft maintenance major

It is a major with high technical requirements and accurate employment. Generally, this course is only offered in Canadian universities. The knowledge that students want to learn is also very professional. Students should know not only airplanes, but also mechanical engineering and mechanics. Courses mainly include aircraft structure, aircraft accessories, aircraft materials, flight electronic systems, aviation mathematics and physics, hydraulic systems, fuel systems and so on. Due to the high degree of specialization, students have long been welcomed by aircraft manufacturers such as Airbus, Boeing and Bombardier. Graduates can also engage in jobs related to railway, high-speed rail, urban rail and other transportation facilities. At present, domestic transportation facilities are entering a period of rapid development. In terms of high-speed rail, bullet trains and tracks, we have a lot of cooperation with Bombardier and Shinkansen in Canada, and most of the deepest core knowledge comes from these companies. Therefore, there is a great international demand for talents who are familiar with this field. If students don't plan to stay in Canada after graduation, there will be a good way to return to China.

Recommended institutions

Carlton University

Professional Name: Master of Aerospace Engineering

Ryerson University

Professional name: Meng, aerospace engineering?

University of Toronto

Professional Name: Aerospace Science &; Master of Engineering, Meng