Courses and annual tuition
| Programme | University | Degree | Duration | Tuition per year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Aerospace Engineering) | UNSW | Bachelor's | 4 years | ₹41 lakh A$61,500 |
| Bachelor of Engineering Honours (Aeronautical Engineering) | Sydney | Bachelor's | 4 years | ₹43 lakh A$63,600 |
| Master of Engineering (Aerospace) | RMIT | Master's | 2 years | ₹33 lakh A$49,920 |
| Master of Professional Engineering (Aerospace Engineering) | Sydney | Master's | 3 years | ₹41 lakh A$60,800 |
Indicative international tuition for one full-time year, from each university's fee page for 2027 entry (2026 where 2027 was not yet out). Exchange rates: 1 AUD = ₹66.97, 1 NZD = ₹53.45, 1 USD = ₹95.22, 1 GBP = ₹126.53, €1 = ₹106.01. Source: European Central Bank reference rates (cross rates via the euro), 28 October 2026.
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Aerospace engineering in Australia: the figures
Across 3 universities this subject comes to 4 programmes on our list (2 bachelor's, 2 master's). One year of a bachelor's here costs ₹41 lakh (A$61,500) to ₹43 lakh (A$63,600). Least expensive: UNSW's Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Aerospace Engineering), at ₹41 lakh. One year of a master's here costs ₹33 lakh (A$49,920) to ₹41 lakh (A$60,800). Campus cities: Sydney (3), Melbourne. Bachelor's study lasts 4 years; a master's here takes 2–3 years.
Keep a broader option
Because aerospace jobs are fewer, many students take mechanical engineering with aerospace electives. RMIT's master's at A$49,920 a year is the most affordable way to specialise after a mechanical or aeronautical B.Tech.