UT Aerospace Engineering & Engineering Mechanics

UT Aerospace Engineering & Engineering Mechanics A global leader in aerospace education, research and technology. At UT Aerospace, the sky is not the limit! We invite you to explore our site to find out more!

The undergraduate and graduate programs in the Cockrell School of Engieering's Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics Department at UT Austin are top ranked in the US. Research and instructional programs span the breadth of disciplines in the field. Our students work with the faculty to create, develop, and apply aerospace technology to solve important global and societal problems.

📚 Need a little help with your EM or COE courses?Fall 2026 tutoring starts Sunday, Sept. 13 and is open to everyone! Dro...
09/10/2026

📚 Need a little help with your EM or COE courses?

Fall 2026 tutoring starts Sunday, Sept. 13 and is open to everyone! Drop in for help with EM 306, EM 311M / ME 314D, EM 319, COE 301 and COE 311K.

📍 ECJ 1.324
🗓️ Sunday–Thursday
⏰ 7–10 p.m.

Tutoring runs through Monday, Dec. 7, with a break Nov. 22–29.

What if spacecraft could unfold into something far bigger once they reach orbit? 🛰️ Meet Jaden Suh, the newest faculty m...
09/08/2026

What if spacecraft could unfold into something far bigger once they reach orbit? 🛰️

Meet Jaden Suh, the newest faculty member in UT Austin Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics 🤘

Suh is rethinking how we design and build structures in space, exploring origami-inspired designs, smart materials and in-space assembly to create large, lightweight and precise structures that could transform future space missions.

Before joining UT Austin, Suh conducted postdoctoral research at Caltech, where he developed a flight system to demonstrate autonomous structural assembly in orbit.

Now, he’s bringing that expertise to ASE/EM as an assistant professor.

Read more about Suh’s research and his journey from origami to orbit 🚀 https://ae.utexas.edu/news/from-origami-to-orbit-new-ase-em-faculty-member-jaden-suh-is-rethinking-space-structures/

Thanks to all of the student organizations and labs who joined us for Pathways to Practice — and to everyone who stopped...
09/04/2026

Thanks to all of the student organizations and labs who joined us for Pathways to Practice — and to everyone who stopped by! 🤘

Our students have so many opportunities to get involved! We can’t wait to see what these teams build, launch and accomplish this year 🚀 ✈️ 🛰️ 💻

Yesterday, ASE/EM students had the opportunity to connect with industry leaders and learn more about where a career in a...
09/03/2026

Yesterday, ASE/EM students had the opportunity to connect with industry leaders and learn more about where a career in aerospace can take them.

We were excited to welcome representatives from AIVE AI Systems, Bell Flight, Intuitive Machines, Firefly Aerospace and Katalyst Space to campus for ASE/EM Industry Open House.

From conversations about careers and internships to insights into the skills employers are looking for, our students had the chance to ask questions, make connections and get a closer look at the industry they’re preparing to join.

Thank you to all of our industry partners who took the time to meet with our students and share their experiences. We’re grateful for your continued investment in the next generation of aerospace engineers.

The future of aerospace starts with conversations like these. 🚀

Meet Puneet Singh, our newest ASE/EM faculty member! 🤘 Singh’s research focuses on computational aeromechanics, aircraft...
08/31/2026

Meet Puneet Singh, our newest ASE/EM faculty member! 🤘

Singh’s research focuses on computational aeromechanics, aircraft design, controls, modeling and simulation and multidisciplinary design optimization. His work brings together multiple aspects of aircraft design to help engineers develop better-performing, more efficient systems.

Before joining UT Austin, Singh gained industry experience working on advanced aircraft concepts at Overair and Archer Aviation. He earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from IIT Kanpur before completing his M.S. and Ph.D. at the University of Michigan.

Now, he’s bringing his expertise in computational aircraft design to ASE/EM as an assistant professor.

Learn more here: https://ae.utexas.edu/news/puneet-singh-brings-industry-experience-to-aerospace-research-at-ut-austin/

🤘Happy first class day to all of our new and returning Texas Engineers! We had a wonderful time hosting our Class of 203...
08/24/2026

🤘Happy first class day to all of our new and returning Texas Engineers!
 
We had a wonderful time hosting our Class of 2030 students at Gone to ASE last night. Thanks to everyone who participated and to the student groups that tabled at Gone to Engineering.
 
Here’s to a great year ahead! Hook ’em! 🧡🤘🚀

Welcome to ASE/EM, Longhorns! 🤘🚀 Today, we welcomed our newest graduate students to the Department of Aerospace Engineer...
08/19/2026

Welcome to ASE/EM, Longhorns! 🤘🚀
 
Today, we welcomed our newest graduate students to the Department of Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics with a day full of introductions, research insights, program overviews and opportunities to connect with the ASE/EM community.
 
From exploring our research areas to hearing from current graduate students and student organizations, orientation gave our newest Longhorns a look at the people, resources and opportunities that will shape their time at UT.
 
We’re excited to see where this next chapter takes you. Hook ’em! 🧡🤘

🚀 Big congratulations to Dr. Akella! Maruthi Akella has been named the recipient of the Joe J. King Professional Enginee...
08/19/2026

🚀 Big congratulations to Dr. Akella!

Maruthi Akella has been named the recipient of the Joe J. King Professional Engineering Achievement Award from the Cockrell School of Engineering! 🎉

For decades, Akella has been advancing the fields of guidance, navigation and control, autonomy and astrodynamics — helping turn cutting-edge research into real-world aerospace innovation. 🛰️

This award celebrates his impact not only through groundbreaking research, but also through the generations of engineers and researchers he has inspired and mentored along the way.

We’re proud to celebrate this well-deserved recognition! 👏

🔗 Read more about Akella’s research and award here: https://ae.utexas.edu/news/akella-honored-for-advancing-aerospace-engineering-through-controls-and-autonomy/

08/04/2026

The Moon is about to get hit by a rocket.

On Aug. 5, a spent Falcon 9 upper stage is expected to collide with the lunar surface and Texas Engineers are modeling what happens next.

Their simulations predict the size and brightness of the resulting plume and how far lunar dust and debris could travel. Why does that matter?

Because as we send more spacecraft to the Moon, we need to understand the effects of impacts like this, especially for future lunar instruments, bases and exploration.

And there’s a chance this one will be visible from Earth!

Grab a telescope, set your alarms early (1:30 a.m. CT), and click to learn more: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/04/science/spacex-rocket-moon-crash.html?unlocked_article_code=1.21A.noPe.u3Kfp7YGAy8q&smid=url-share

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