The new degree will provide specialized training in the aerospace sector, and its curriculum has been designed taking into account the needs identified by Teruel Airport and companies operating in the surrounding area, as well as other leading companies in the sector. The University is offering up-to-date training adapted both to the industry’s current needs and to its future challenges.
THREE NEW MASTER’S DEGREES
Alongside the Aerospace Engineering degree, the Governing Council also approved the MIT SCALE University Master’s Degree in Logistics Engineering and Supply Chain Management, which will have 50 places and is also scheduled to begin in the 2027-2028 academic year. This program will be linked to the Zaragoza Logistics Center (ZLC), a center promoted by the Government of Aragon in collaboration with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and affiliated with the University of Zaragoza.
The offering will also be expanded with two other master’s degrees. The University Master’s Degree in Molecular Microbiology will have 20 places, while the University Master’s Degree in Research in Care and Therapies will offer a further 25.