University of Liverpool BEng Aerospace Engineering 2026:Admission,Fees,Scholarship and Placement

University of Liverpool BEng Aerospace Engineering 2026:Admission,Fees,Scholarship and Placement

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Bachelor of Engineering [BEng] (Aerospace Engineering)

3 years
Full Time
On Campus

$43,840 /Yr

£32,000 /Yr
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Updated on - Aug 26, 2026

University of Liverpool Aerospace Engineering Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) is a three-year, full-time, on-campus undergraduate degree at the main Liverpool site for September 2027. The course requires AAB including Mathematics and a second science; Liverpool’s India guidance is approximately 70% to 85% in the best four core subjects, with course-specific subject conditions. September 2027 tuition is unpublished; 2026/27 tuition was £32,000 per year (INR 41.61 Lakhs), as a prior-cycle reference.

The programme moves from engineering mathematics, materials and digital engineering into aerodynamics, propulsion, flight dynamics, structures, spaceflight and aircraft design. An individual project and a two-day flight test course make it distinctive, while professional accreditation supports a route toward Chartered Engineer registration. It suits Indian applicants who enjoy mathematics, physics, design iteration and practical testing, but the optional industry year requires securing a placement and paying a separate fee.

  • Aircraft design, computer-aided design training and flight testing connect classroom theory with physical systems.
  • The course offers a separate four-year integrated master’s route and optional year abroad or summer abroad choices during study.
  • Safety footwear is required for some practical activities, so applicants should budget for course equipment beyond tuition.

Current Admission Status

Applications for the September 2027 intake are Not Yet Open. International student deadline: 30 June 2027 at 18:00 BST (22:30 IST).

UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service) allows applications to be submitted from 1 September 2026. Indian applicants should prepare the reference, academic records and English evidence before the portal opens because the course page lists the international deadline as 30 June 2027.

Also Check: University of Liverpool course admission

Liverpool Aerospace Engineering Fees and Living Costs 2027

The target-cycle international tuition for September 2027 is not yet published. The 2027 course page states that its international fees are 2026/27 figures subject to change for 2027/28, so the table labels them as prior-cycle references.

Prior-cycle fee context: The figures below come from the international fee rows displayed on the 2027 course page and are not confirmed 2027/28 charges.

Fee itemAmountINR equivalent
Full-time place, per year£32,000INR 41.61 Lakhs
Three-year tuition, calculated from the annual fee£96,000INR 1.25 Crore
Year in industry option£1,955INR 2.54 Lakhs
Year abroad in China£16,000INR 20.80 Lakhs

All INR conversions in the article use a conversion rate of GBP 1 = INR 130.02 as of 26 August 2026. Rates fluctuate daily, verify before applying.

The calculated three-year tuition is a planning figure, not a 2027/28 quote, and it excludes accommodation, travel, visa costs and annual fee increases. The optional industry route adds a separate fee after you secure a placement, whereas the China year has a much higher prior-cycle charge. Indian applicants should request the 2027/28 fee and payment schedule in writing before accepting an offer or arranging funding.

Also Check: University of Liverpool programmes and fees

Cost of Living in Liverpool for Aerospace Engineering Students

Liverpool’s official estimate is £900 to £1,350 per month (INR 1.17 Lakhs to INR 1.76 Lakhs), based on feedback from current international students. The university separately cites the UKVI (UK Visas and Immigration) maintenance requirement of £1,171 per month (INR 1.52 Lakhs) for nine months. UKVI is a visa-funding threshold, while Liverpool’s estimate reflects likely student spending.

ExpenseMonthly or annual (GBP)Monthly or annual (INR)
University estimate£900 to £1,350 per monthINR 1.17 Lakhs to INR 1.76 Lakhs per month
University halls including utilities and Wi-Fi£688 to £1,120 per monthINR 89,454 to INR 1.46 Lakhs per month
Private accommodation£450 to £800 per monthINR 58,509 to INR 1.04 Lakhs per month
Private household bills£50 to £200 per monthINR 6,501 to INR 26,004 per month
Travel and transport£20 to £90 per monthINR 2,600 to INR 11,702 per month
Food and household necessities£150 to £400 per monthINR 19,503 to INR 52,008 per month
Mobile phone£15 to £50 per monthINR 1,950 to INR 6,501 per month
Annual equivalent of the university estimate, calculated£10,800 to £16,200INR 14.04 Lakhs to INR 21.06 Lakhs

A prior-cycle planning illustration is £128,400 to £144,600 (INR 1.67 Crore to INR 1.88 Crore) for three years. It excludes visas, travel, insurance and annual fee increases. The arithmetic is £96,000 (INR 1.25 Crore) tuition plus £32,400 to £48,600 (INR 42.13 Lakhs to INR 63.19 Lakhs) living costs.

Fee verification

Because 2027/28 international tuition is unpublished, verify the target fee on the official 2027 course page before calculating a loan or paying a deposit.

Key insight: Liverpool’s £32,000 annual figure (INR 41.61 Lakhs) is a 2026/27 reference. Indian applicants should use the planning illustration only until the 2027/28 quote arrives.

Liverpool Aerospace Engineering Admission 2027

Admission to the September 2027 Bachelor of Engineering requires AAB at A level, including Mathematics and a second science, plus GCSE English and Mathematics at grade 4/C.

For Indian applicants, Liverpool publishes course-specific decisions from the best four core Standard XII subjects, with an approximate overall guidance range of 70% to 85%. Liverpool does not publish an Aerospace-specific Indian conversion for AAB, so the range is guidance rather than a guaranteed offer equivalent.

The subject condition makes Mathematics and a relevant second science more important than a high aggregate alone. A Foundation Certificate is available as an alternative route when school results do not meet the direct entry profile.

RequirementPublished requirementIndian applicant meaning
A level profileAAB including Mathematics and a second science; no exact Indian A level conversion publishedUse Liverpool’s approximate 70% to 85% best-four guidance and verify subject marks
GCSE subjectsEnglish and Mathematics at grade 4/CSubmit Standard XII English and Mathematics records for the university equivalency decision
Indian Standard XII route75% CBSE or CISCE, or 80% from an accepted State Board, in English MediumMarks use the best four core subjects including English, with possible subject-specific conditions
Subject conditionMathematics plus a second science; modular Mathematics requires Physics, Further Mathematics or a Mechanics moduleShow Mathematics and a relevant science clearly on the school transcript
Alternative preparationFoundation Certificate route can lead to the degree after successful completion at the required level and attendanceUse this route only after confirming the required progression grades and added year cost

The published course page does not require work experience. A programme-specific ranking from the accepted global ranking systems was not verified for the 2027 cycle, so no ranking section is included.

English Language Requirements for Indian Applicants

The listed routes include the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) and Test of English as a Foreign Language Internet-based test (TOEFL iBT). Duolingo English Test and Pearson Test of English Academic (PTE Academic) are also accepted.

These tests measure English readiness for study, while Liverpool also lists a pre-sessional course for applicants below the minimum. The India page separately lists English-medium Standard XII evidence as a country-specific route, subject to the course decision.

Test or routeMinimum requirement
IELTS6.0 overall, with no component below 5.5
TOEFL iBT from 21 January 20264 overall, with 4 or above in all components on the 1.0 to 6.0 scale; TOEFL Home Edition is not accepted
TOEFL iBT on or before 20 January 202678 overall, with Listening 17, Writing 17, Reading 17 and Speaking 19 on the 0 to 120 scale
Duolingo English Test115 overall, with Speaking, Reading and Writing at least 105 and Listening at least 100
Pearson PTE Academic59 overall, with no component below 59
LanguageCert Academic65 overall, with no skill below 60
Indian Standard XII English route75% CBSE or CISCE, or 80% from an accepted State Board, with English Medium education
  • Book an English test early enough to repeat a component without missing the 13 January 2027 equal-consideration date.
  • Check every component because the IELTS, TOEFL and Duolingo thresholds include separate sub-score barriers.
  • Use the English-medium Standard XII route only after Liverpool confirms that your board and course evidence satisfy the offer.
Tip for Indian students: Treat the published 70% to 85% Standard XII guidance as a starting band, then confirm Mathematics and second-science marks because Aerospace Engineering has subject conditions.

Liverpool Aerospace Engineering Application 2027

Apply through UCAS for the September 2027 intake using course code H425 and Liverpool’s main-site location. The course page lists 30 June 2027 for international students, while UCAS sets earlier equal-consideration timing and later routes through Extra and Clearing.

All times below use the official UK deadline and the matching IST time for Indian applicants; the portal’s UK cutoff controls submission.

UCAS application stages for September 2027

The 2027 UCAS undergraduate application fee is £34.50 (INR 4,486) for up to five choices, so include this cost in the application budget. Completed applications need a reference before submission.

StageDate and timeIndian applicant action
Completed applications can be submitted1 September 2026Have the reference and academic records ready before submitting
Equal consideration for most undergraduate courses13 January 2027 at 18:00 GMT, or 23:30 ISTSubmit by this stage for equal consideration
UCAS Extra opens25 February 2027Use only if you have used five choices and hold no offer
International and normal applications close30 June 2027 at 18:00 BST, or 22:30 ISTMeet Liverpool’s published international deadline
Clearing opens2 July 2027Check vacancies only if Liverpool confirms that the course remains open
Final UCAS deadline23 September 2027 at 18:00 BST, or 22:30 ISTUse only after confirming Aerospace Engineering availability
Decisions for applications submitted by 13 JanuaryDecision by 12 May 2027; reply by 2 June 2027Prepare firm and insurance choices before the reply date
Decisions for applications submitted by 30 JuneDecision by 14 July 2027; reply by 21 July 2027Check the personal reply date shown in UCAS
  • Submit by 13 January 2027 at 18:00 GMT, or 23:30 IST, to keep equal consideration even though international applications remain open until 30 June 2027.
  • Use H425 and Main site exactly as shown on the course page to avoid a course-code or location mismatch.
  • Reserve time for a strong personal statement and reference because UCAS requires a reference before submission.

Read More: UCAS application guide

Application tip: Aim for 13 January 2027 at 18:00 GMT (23:30 IST) for equal consideration. Waiting for 30 June 2027 may reduce the equal-consideration protection shown by UCAS.

Liverpool Aerospace Engineering Scholarships 2027

Liverpool has not published a 2027/28 scholarship amount or deadline for this course; the live undergraduate pages currently show 2026/27 awards and pathway-dependent awards.

Use the table as prior-cycle planning context, not as a promised 2027 reduction, and check each award’s eligibility before treating it as funding.

Prior-cycle scholarship context: These awards were checked on live University pages, but their stated cycle is 2026/27 unless marked current published and cycleless.

AwardValueEligibility and routeCycle status
Liverpool Excellence Scholarship for Undergraduates£7,500 (INR 9.75 Lakhs)New full-fee international undergraduate student with AAA or equivalent; automatic consideration2026/27 prior-cycle reference
Partner Schools Scholarship£10,000 (INR 13.00 Lakhs)Self-funded applicant from a selected partner school; separate application with reference and video2026/27 prior-cycle reference; deadline was 17 May 2026
University of Liverpool International College Excellence Scholarship£5,000 (INR 6.50 Lakhs)Highest-scoring University of Liverpool International College Foundation Certificate student with at least 75%; automatic consideration2026/27 prior-cycle reference
Kaplan Digital Pathways Excellence Scholarship£5,000 (INR 6.50 Lakhs)Top-scoring Kaplan Digital Pathways Foundation Certificate student with at least 75%; automatic consideration2026/27 prior-cycle reference
University of Liverpool International College First Class Scholarship£1,000 (INR 1.30 Lakhs)Non-EU international student progressing from the University of Liverpool International College with at least 70% in the preceding University year; automatic award in Years 2 and 3Current published, cycleless

The Liverpool Excellence award is the broadest listed route for a new international applicant. Its page is expressly for 2026/27 and it cannot be combined with another Liverpool scholarship. The two University of Liverpool International College awards and the Kaplan award matter only if you enter through those foundation routes. Partner Schools adds a school affiliation and separate application.

Because the target fee is unpublished, do not subtract these prior-cycle awards from £32,000 (INR 41.61 Lakhs) to create a 2027 net fee.

Check Out: Liverpool scholarships for international students

Scholarship verification

Target-cycle awards and deadlines are unpublished, so verify the current criteria on the official Liverpool Excellence Scholarship page before relying on a fee discount.

Scholarship reality: The £7,500 Liverpool Excellence award (INR 9.75 Lakhs) is a prior-cycle reference. Indian applicants should secure 2027/28 funding without assuming a scholarship will reduce the fee.

Liverpool Aerospace Engineering Salary 2027

Aerospace Engineering has course-linked career routes into aircraft, satellite and space vehicle development, but Liverpool does not publish a course-specific salary or offer rate on the 2027 page.

The best available evidence combines a small course outcome sample with university-level engineering earnings and a separate occupational benchmark.

Evidence scopePublished outcomeApplicant meaning
Course cohort, 2021 to 202375% went on to work or study 15 months after the course; 20 students and 55% response rateUseful direction, but the sample is small and not a placement guarantee
Course cohort, 2021 to 202385% were in highly skilled work 15 months after the course; 15 students and 55% response rateShows reported employment quality for respondents, not every graduate
University-level Engineering and technology graduates, 2021 to 2023Median earnings £30,500 (INR 39.66 Lakhs) after 15 monthsUse as a wider Liverpool engineering benchmark, not an Aerospace salary
University-level Engineering and technology graduates, 2015 to 2017Median earnings £32,000 (INR 41.61 Lakhs) after 3 years and £38,000 (INR 49.41 Lakhs) after 5 yearsLonger-term subject evidence is historical and includes courses beyond Aerospace
External aerospace engineer market benchmark£30,000 starter to £70,000 experienced (INR 39.01 Lakhs to INR 91.01 Lakhs)National occupational evidence, not a University of Liverpool graduate outcome

Source: Discover Uni Graduate Outcomes and Longitudinal Education Outcomes data; National Careers Service aerospace engineer profile.

The course page lists work across aircraft, satellite, space, aviation, defence and government engineering, while named employer examples show career scope rather than recruitment volume. Liverpool also describes a year in industry as workplace experience, but students must secure the placement themselves.

The underlying course sample is available through the official Discover Uni course data.

For a professional degree, a prior-cycle planning illustration is £128,400 to £144,600 (INR 1.67 Crore to INR 1.88 Crore). The illustration covers tuition and three years of living costs, not visa or travel expenses.

  • The 2027/28 tuition is unpublished, so obtain the written annual fee before comparing borrowing against the course’s 75% work or study figure.
  • The 15-month median of £30,500 (INR 39.66 Lakhs) is a university-level subject benchmark, so do not treat it as a guaranteed Aerospace graduate salary.
  • The 18-month Graduate Route window from 1 January 2027 makes employer sponsorship timing important, so target aerospace roles before that window narrows.
  • Applicants returning to India should map Liverpool’s aircraft, satellite and defence career scope to published salary ranges before taking a UK loan.

Gross salary does not equal take-home pay because tax, pension and location change net income, so use a current UK tax calculator before setting a repayment schedule.

ROI reality: The 75% course outcome is based on 20 respondents. The £30,500 figure (INR 39.66 Lakhs) is a wider subject benchmark, so verify the 2027 fee and funding before borrowing.

UK Visa for Liverpool Aerospace Engineering Students 2027

Indian students need the UK Student visa for this three-year, full-time degree after Liverpool issues a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS). CAS is the university document used to support the visa application.

The current Student visa application fee is £558 (INR 72,551), and the Immigration Health Surcharge is £776 per year (INR 1.01 Lakhs). The maintenance requirement is £10,539 for nine months outside London (INR 13.70 Lakhs). That requirement is separate from Liverpool’s £900 to £1,350 monthly living estimate (INR 1.17 Lakhs to INR 1.76 Lakhs).

Check the current Student visa rules before submitting because fees, maintenance figures and dependant conditions can change.

  • You may work up to 20 hours per week during term time under the published Student visa conditions, but this cannot replace proof of funds.
  • The Graduate visa lasts 18 months for applications from 1 January 2027, with a £937 fee (INR 1.22 Lakhs) and separate health surcharge funding.
  • The Skilled Worker salary threshold is £41,700 (INR 54.22 Lakhs), and settlement usually requires five years, so check sponsorship before relying on UK employment.
  • Dependants are generally restricted for taught undergraduate Student visa courses, with a government-sponsored exception potentially available.

Also Check: UK Student visa requirements

Visa reality: The Graduate visa gives an 18-month post-study work window from 1 January 2027. Students should build sponsorship and funding checks into the degree decision.

University of Liverpool’s Aerospace Engineering Bachelor of Engineering suits Indian applicants who want a practical route through aircraft design, flight testing, systems and independent project work. Its three-year full-time structure and accreditation route are attractive, but the 2027/28 tuition remains unpublished and the optional industry year depends on securing a placement. The small course outcome sample supports cautious career planning rather than a salary promise, especially because the £30,500 figure is a wider engineering benchmark (INR 39.66 Lakhs). Applicants should prepare for the 13 January 2027 equal-consideration deadline, confirm the new fee in writing and then test funding against living and visa costs.

Aerospace Engineering Bachelor of Engineering FAQs

Ques. Is Liverpool Aerospace Engineering Bachelor of Engineering better suited to design than pilot training?

Ans. Yes, the published curriculum focuses on aerodynamics, structures, propulsion, flight dynamics, aircraft design and spaceflight rather than pilot licensing. The degree suits applicants who want engineering systems and testing, while pilot-specific goals need separate training.

Ques. What marks and subjects should Indian applicants target for direct entry?

Ans. The published offer is AAB including Mathematics and a second science, with GCSE English and Mathematics at 4/C. Liverpool’s India guidance is 75% CBSE or CISCE or 80% accepted State Board minimum for English-medium Standard XII, but the Aerospace-specific Indian conversion is unpublished.

Ques. What is the realistic three-year budget before the 2027/28 fee is confirmed?

Ans. The 2026/27 annual tuition reference is £32,000 (INR 41.61 Lakhs), and three years of tuition is £96,000 (INR 1.25 Crore). Liverpool estimates £900 to £1,350 monthly living costs (INR 1.17 Lakhs to INR 1.76 Lakhs). That produces a prior-cycle planning illustration of £128,400 to £144,600 (INR 1.67 Crore to INR 1.88 Crore) before visa and travel costs.

Ques. Should I submit by January 2027 or wait for the international deadline?

Ans. Submit by 13 January 2027 at 18:00 GMT, or 23:30 IST, to receive equal consideration under the UCAS timetable. Liverpool’s international deadline is 30 June 2027 at 18:00 BST, or 22:30 IST, but later submission can leave fewer course choices and less funding time.

Ques. Does the course guarantee an aerospace job in the UK after graduation?

Ans. No. Discover Uni reports 75% work or study 15 months after the course from 20 respondents. The £30,500 median (INR 39.66 Lakhs) covers wider Liverpool Engineering and technology graduates. The Graduate visa lasts 18 months for applications from 1 January 2027, so sponsorship and funding must be checked separately.


Tuition Fees

Year1st Year Fees
Tuition Fees$43840 (GBP 32000)

Other Expenses

HeadAvg Cost Per Year
Living Expenses$13152 (GBP 9600)
Total Cost$13152 (GBP 9600)

Previous Year Tuition Fees

Year1st Year Fees
2025$39867 (GBP 29100)
2024$37264 (GBP 27200)
2023$35278 (GBP 25750)
2021$33565 (GBP 24500)

Important Dates

EventApplication Date
Fall 2027 intake application deadline May 12, 2026 - Jan 13, 2027

Scores Required

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IELTS

4 / 6

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TOEFL

59 / 90

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PTE

115 / 160

Avg. Score in

Duolingo

29

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Required Document List

  • Online Application Form
  • Application Fee
  • Two Required Essays
  • Official High School Transcripts
  • One Letter of Recommendation
  • English Language Test Scores

Ranking

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Engineering 216 out of 556 in Global Ranking
( #24 out of 39 in UK 2026)

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Liverpool Excellence Scholarship for Undergraduates7500Merit-based AAA grades at A Level or equivalent (new international undergraduate students)



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