Numerous scholarships from government entities as well as public and university bodies become available for students of Aeronautical Engineering. Scholarships are provided by different entities that support tuition fees as well as accommodation and project funding through merit-based or need-based or research-focused scholarships. Major scholarships available to students come from NASA, ISRO and national education ministries as well as the DAAD (Germany) and Fulbright (USA) scholarship programs.
Institutions throughout the education sector provide financial assistance through programs which grant aid based on scholarly performance or financial situation of applicants. Aerospace organizations including Boeing, Airbus and Lockheed Martin use their resources to provide scholarship funding for future engineering students. National engineering scholarship programs including AICTE Pragati and Saksham in India as well as the UK’s Royal Aeronautical Society bursaries are available for students to investigate. Prospective applicants need to keep excellent grades and engage in aircraft research while following eligibility rules frequently for optimal chance success.