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How does one become an Aerospace Engineer?

First of all you need:

  • a strong interest in mathematics and science
  • a strong social awareness and concern for the quality of life
  • a desire to put ideas into action
  • a curiosity about how things work and how to make them better
  • a good academic background with above average year 12 results in Mathematics I and II and Physics
  • ability and determination to succeed and to continue self-education upon completion of your studies
  • good communication skills
  • a Tertiary Entrance Ranking high enough to gain selection within the competitive quota
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