We have already taught more than 28,000 engineers who are contributing to the development of the aeronautics and space sector in France and around the world. Our engineers’ vocation is to become future leaders in the aerospace industry and the world of tomorrow. This is why we have developed an integrated approach with education, research and innovation through partnerships with academic players, many industrial stakeholders and a network of the best international universities. ISAE-SUPAEROMASTER GRADUATES KUNAL GUPTA INDIA Advanced Aerodynamics and Propulsion At the end of my Bachelor’s, I was looking for a school that would allow me to pursue my passion for Aviation. I was looking for a school that would impart clear and indepth concepts of Aerospace Engineering and teach me how they are applied in the industry. ISAE-SUPAERO is a culmination of all these. I could learn from its industryleading partners and understand how classroom subjects become a reality. I chose Advanced Aerodynamics and Propulsion as my major because I have been passionate about what powers flight and what its future is. The strong asset of the program is its diversity – bringing together the best minds from all over the world. During my time at ISAE-SUPAERO, I got to learn a lot from my classmates. I did my last semester internship at ISAESUPAERO, on a collaborative project with Airbus, on the Aeroacoustic interactions in a Turbofan thanks to the Head of my major. I believe the internship and my research project played a vital role in finding the right job for me. Currently, I work as an Engine Performance and Preliminary Design Engineer at Capgemini Engineering, helping design the future propulsion system. In the end, I earned much more than a Master’s degree! ANDRÉ ROQUE PORTUGAL Space Systems Being a very industry-oriented student, ISAESUPAERO was the obvious choice for my Master in Aerospace Engineering. Located in Toulouse, the heart of European aerospace, ISAE-SUPAERO provided me with unmatched networking opportunities and support in securing internships and jobs. Opting for the Space Systems major fueled my passion for space exploration, exposing me to diverse aspects of space missions through learning from industry experts and interacting with real-life projects. Another great strength of the program is its exceptional work-life balance: with a great distribution of subjects, projects and exams throughout the year, students never feel overwhelmed, and are actively encouraged to participate in extracurricular activities, projects and sports. During my final semester, I chose to do my internship at Thales Alenia Space in Cannes, where I developed orbital control systems, to manage satellite end-oflife scenarios and minimize human risk during spacecraft reentry. Now, as a GNC Engineer at Airbus in Marignane, France, I focus on developing and testing control laws for upcoming vehicles. My immediate career goal is to get a few good years of technical engineering experience, before transitioning into a systems engineering or project management role. / 16 /
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