The OSU-Tulsa Difference

As the aerospace, advanced technology, aerial mobility and manufacturing industries in Tulsa continue to experience rapid growth, the demand for aerospace engineers will be strong.

OSU aerospace engineering students in Tulsa learn in the state-of-the-art Helmerich Research Center, home to advanced technology research in materials science, energy, aerial mobility and biomaterials. Through research opportunities, talks and hands-on class work, you can see firsthand how technology is commercialized and moved from the lab to the marketplace.

About the Degree

Tulsa students are OSU students — they learn from the same faculty, study with the same curriculum and earn the same OSU degree as students on our main campus in Stillwater. Learn more about the degree program, including curriculum and career paths, by clicking the button below.

AEROSPACE ENGINEERING MAJOR INFORMATION

What You'll Study

• Aerodynamics

• Fluid Dynamics

• Mechanical Design

• Computer Methods in Analysis and Design

• Materials Science