my daughter has got an opportunity to do MS in Aerospace enginerring form ASU, whihc is tier1 university i think. we were trying in Purdue and california too but did not get response as yet and there fore decide to go ahead with ASU fulton engineering college. can you advice on her career forward and what opportunities she has for placement after completion of 2 yrs. or she needs to do research further so she gets a a good job. also what specialisation better like aerodynamics or design or propulsion etc. can she opt in secod year to get admission in another top university like Purdue etc. what procedure to follow.

Ans: Hello. First and foremost, thank you for connecting with us. Congratulations to your daughter for pursuing an MS in aerospace engineering at Arizona State University (ASU). In terms of career opportunities, the aerospace industry is a highly developed field, with reputed companies like Boeing, Honeywell Aerospace, and Raytheon Technologies having a presence in Arizona and actively recruiting from ASU. It is advised that you encourage your doctor to seek internships during studies to enhance employability. Furthermore, if your daughter wishes to go for further studies, she can go for a doctoral program. Give your daughter’s background in aerodynamics or interest in propulsion, design, and software; specialisations like spacecraft design, performance optimisation, and testing are the best explanations available. If your daughter wishes to transfer to a top university like Purdue or the University of California after her first year, make sure she has maintained a high academic record during her first year at ASU. Maintaining a strong profile is essential. Whether she continues at ASU or transfers, her dedication and proactive approach would be the keys to a better future.

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