Should I choose Aeronautical or Astronautical engineering?

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The discussion centers on choosing between aeronautical and astronautical engineering degrees for a career in aerospace engineering. The preference is for astronautical engineering, but there is uncertainty about which degree is more advantageous. Many modern programs offer a comprehensive aerospace engineering curriculum that encompasses both atmospheric and space flight, suggesting that a single degree may provide the necessary knowledge for both fields. Additionally, the individual is not planning to reside in the United States, which may influence the choice of program based on international offerings.
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I am wanting a degree in aerospace engineering. I do not know which I should choose, aeronautical, or astronautical. I would love to work as an astronautical engineer, but which one of the two is better? I am also not planning to live in the United States of America.
 
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