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hi sir, i want to do my masters in aerospace,in usa or uk can u suggest which country is best for my studies and also for my job after studies,suggest me good colleges in that countries.  

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Hi, Nanda:

Sorry for the delay in response!  I will try to assist!

Since I am not an aerospace engineer, and I am more involved in non-engineering aviation degree programs, I am listing the latter for you:

In the UK, there are three schools of some size which offer aviation-related degrees that you might be interested in:

CRANFIELD UNIVERSITY offers a Master of Science in Air Transport Management (both 12 months, full time format and in a part time Executive format).  They also offer the MSc in Airport Planning and Management, also 12 month full time or Executive formats.

CITY UNIVERSITY LONDON offers a Masters in Air Transport Management, 3 years, part time

LONDON METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY offers a Masters in Aviation and International Trade.

In the USA, you have the following options for non-engineering masters degrees:

Aviation MBA programs are offered by:

Daniel Webster College, Nashua, New Hampshire

Dowling University, Oakdale, New York

Embry Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach, Florida

Airport-related (management and planning) Masters degrees are offered by:

Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne, Florida

Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, Tennessee

A Master's in Business Administration with an emphasis in Aerospace is offered by the University of Tennessee at Knoxville.

Masters in aviation and logistics are offered by:

Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama

Southeast Oklahoma State University, Durant, OKlahoma

And, finally, two masters in Public Administration with a Concentration in Aviation Administration are offered by:

Southern Illinois University Carbondale

and

University of Nebraska at Omaha

I hope that this listing is of assistance to you!

In the UK, the best-known of the universities listed (as it relates to aviation) is Cranfield University

In the USA, all of the universities listed are quite reputable;  some, however, do offer on-line programs, including Embry Riddle and Daniel Webster.  

Best wishes to you in your  search for the best degree for you!

Sincerely,

David A. NewMyer, Ph.D., Professor and Chair
Aviation Management and Flight
Southern Illinois University Carbondale

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Expertise

I can answer questions about aviation industry employment, airports and airport planning and aviation industry regulation (overall regulation of the industry--who regulates what and why).

Experience

I have worked in aviation since the late 1960s, primarily in airports, airport planning and in aviation education. I have done major research in aviation employment and in graduate education in aviation.

Organizations
University Aviation Association since 1982 (President, 2009-2010)

Publications
Collegiate Aviation Review Journal of Aviation/Aerospace Education and Research Journal of Air Transportation ATEA Journal SIU Press

Education/Credentials
B. S. in History and Government, University of Redlands, California, 1969 M. A. in Political Science (Metropolitan Studies), Drew University, Madison, New Jersey, 1971 M. S. in Transportation, Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, 1974 Ph.D. in Education (Education Aministration and Higher Education), Southern Illinois University Carbonale, 1987

Awards and Honors
United Airlines William Wheatley Award from the University Aviation Association, 1994 for excellence in Post Secondary Aviation Education Sorensen Award for Excellence in Research, University Aviation Association, 2008

Past/Present Clients
Prepared airport master plan and environmental assessment reports for several Illinois Airports; prepared two separate airport systems plans for the Chicago area

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