The training goal is to cultivate research-oriented talents who have the ability of basic mechanics theory, calculation simulation and engineering experiment, and can engage in mechanical related scientific research, technology development and engineering design in aerospace, civil construction, mechanical vehicles, biomedicine and other engineering fields.

This major focuses on mechanics, mathematics, aerospace science and technology, focusing on the basic theories and professional knowledge of dynamics and control, engineering materials and structural design, engineering calculation simulation and testing, biomechanics and other disciplines, and mastering the corresponding professional technology.

The main courses (groups) include advanced algebra, ordinary differential equations, mathematical and physical methods, engineering drawing, electrical and electronic technology, numerical analysis, automatic control theory, theoretical mechanics, material mechanics, structural mechanics, elastic mechanics, engineering fluid mechanics, flight mechanics, plastic mechanics, vibration mechanics, intelligent materials and systems, finite element analysis, experimental stress analysis, biomechanics, spacecraft dynamics, spacecraft structure and design, and optimization.

Employment and further studies this major has the corresponding right to award master's/doctor's degrees. Graduates of this major can enter aerospace, mechanical engineering, civil engineering, biomedicine and other application fields, and engage in aerospace structural vibration control, advanced material design, biomechanics and bionic materials, structural simulation calculation and experimental testing.

Academic system and degree conferring: the academic system lasts for 4 years, and a bachelor's degree in engineering is awarded.

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Specialty setting of Aerospace College:

Aircraft design and engineering

Aircraft design and engineering (undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral courses)

Aircraft power engineering

Weapon system and launch engineering

Space transportation and control

engineering mechanics

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