Astrophysics or aerospace engineering

The field of aerospace engineering emphasizes the work of engineering design.
In general
Engineers are professional problem-solvers who draw on the principles of science and mathematics to devise and implement solutions to a variety of real-life problems.

The aerospace engineers who focus on solving problems related to flight within the Earth’s atmosphere are called aeronautical engineers.
One way to look at the major difference between the fields of astrophysics and aerospace engineering – particularly astronautical engineering – is the focus of each area.

All aerospace engineers need to have excellent knowledge of physics since all flying machines are governed by the rules of motion
And force.
The field deals with things that fly.
Aeronautical engineers focus on aircraft while astronautical engineers focus on spacecraft.

It is the nature of their work
And their education
That distinguishes these two occupations.
The benefits of choosing an aerospace engineering degree over an astronomy degree include
Working in more practical application capacities
Having more job opportunities at the undergraduate level and seeing greater gains in the overall number of jobs.

I've recently come to the conclusion that Aerospace Engineering is somewhat more pactical and applicable (i

Don't get me wrong, I would love either, but Astrophy

Now, I know, I've heard everyone say, "Do what you love!

The astrophysics career choice isfraught with peril as very few actually get jobs in the field at least that's how I remember it

Further, you won't necessarily have the skills to go after Aerospace engineering jobs either

I think you may have to go for the MS Aerospace degree to have a better chance at a career in the field

The field of aerospace engineering emphasizes the work of engineering design

In general, engineers are professional problem-solvers who draw on the principles of science and mathematics to devise and implement solutions to a variety of real-life problems