Scuola di Ingegneria Aerospaziale - Sapienza Università di Roma

La scuola istituita nel 1926, grazie alla serie di satelliti UniSat, EduSat, Lares e TigriSat è una b

Le origini della Scuola di Ingegneria Aerospaziale risalgono al 1926 anno in cui venne istituita la Scuola di Ingegneria Aeronautica presso l’Università di Roma; negli anni 1930 e 1940 la Scuola divenne un'istituzione di importanza mondiale in campo aeronautico con l'ottenimento di importanti risultati di ricerca e tecnologici. Dagli anni 1960 le attività della Scuola iniziarono a concentrarsi mag

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The School of Aerospace Engineering at Sapienza University of Rome is one of the oldest academic institutions worldwide in the field of aerospace engineering. It was founded in 1926 as School of Aeronautical Engineering for promoting progress in aeronautical science and art.

Since then, peculiar features of the School have been multidisciplinary approach and close connection between research and teaching; in fact, besides standard technical subjects, the study program soon included aeronautical biology and medicine; moreover, intense lab activity has constantly led to close connections between teaching, research and technological progress. Soon after the School’s foundation, its faculty could use large laboratories located at Guidonia near Rome where they achieved very important results in aeronautical design, in development of seaplanes, and in studies on hypersonic aerodynamics.

Starting from the 1960’s the School’s activities began focusing mainly on astronautics, and in 1963 the School’s name changed into School of Aerospace Engineering. Professors and technicians of the School designed and manufactured the satellites of the San Marco series. Thanks to the launch of the first satellite of the series, in 1964 Italy became the third nation in the world, after USA and USSR, to inject its own satellite in orbit. In 1962 the School set-up a launch platform near Malindi, Kenya that has been used without any launch failure till 1988.

In 1997 the School started an educational program called UniSat, which consisted in having students design and manufacture satellites; each UniSat satellite was launched into space by a Russian-Ukrainian rocket called Dnepr every two years that corresponds to the length of the study program offered by the School. Thanks to the UniSat series and to other later satellites made at the School, called Edusat, Lares, and TigriSat, the School launched into space eight satellites in the last fifteen years, and has become a worldwide flagship institution in astronautics.

Special Master of Aerospace Engineering

The School offers the Special Master of Aerospace Engineering, which is for students having a university degree in any engineering discipline.

It is a two-year program; however, it reduces to a one-year program for students with a master degree (or an equivalent degree) in the area of aerospace engineering. The whole special Master is taught in English. The educational project of the Special Master of Aerospace Engineering pushes students towards practical projects. Each year a board composed by School’s professors, staff of the Italian Ministry of Defense, and staff from aerospace companies proposes practical projects to students in fields such as manufacturing of nano and micro satellites, space robotics, space science and biological experiments, space guidance, navigation and control and advanced space materials.

A thesis must be submitted at the end of the study program and defended in front of a committee made of faculty members, aerospace professionals, and industry representatives.

Ubicazione

Rome

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College pubblico

Telefono

+390649919752

Sito Web

https://web.uniroma1.it/scuolaingegneriaaerospaziale/

Indirizzo

Via Salaria 851
Rome
00138

Orario di apertura

Lunedì	08:00 - 18:00
Martedì	08:00 - 18:00
Mercoledì	08:00 - 18:00
Giovedì	08:00 - 18:00
Venerdì	08:00 - 18:00