So I'm half way through my mechanical engineering degree, and I'm planning on having a minor in aero when I graduate . I was wondering if any of you engineering guys know of graduate schools with aerodynamics masters, especially one in vehicle aero, like porsches and F1. Or maybe you live next to a university or your neighbor is a professor, I'm just trying to gather ideas for when I go for a masters.

I have an aero-thermal meeting this morning and Friday, I will ask some of the folks in there for you.
Most of the people in our group went to the University of Michigan or Michigan State.

Mark

You'll find that most schools call their program (if they have one) aerospace, and not aerodynamics any more. I did my PhD work in Aerospace Engineering at the University of Texas. But the focus there is mainly cfd, hypersonic flight and combustion.

There's not a lot of original research going on in land vehicle aerodynamics these days - the answers are all pretty well known already. As such, there aren't many (if any) graduate programs which focus on it.

Look into my alma-mater - Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.

I knew some ME's who were getting an Aero Master's when I was there.