BSc (Hons) Aircraft Engineering and Maintenance Systems (Top Up)

at University of South Wales

• The course is designed for students who have already completed a Higher National Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering or equivalent, as well as EASA-qualified Aircraft Maintenance Engineers with relevant industrial experience.
• It focuses on providing specialised knowledge in the managerial aspects of aircraft maintenance, addressing a gap in the skills of practising Aircraft Maintenance Engineers.
• The programme covers topics related to the management and planning of line and heavy maintenance scheduling.
• The course is offered in both full-time (one academic year) and part-time (two academic years) modes, with the part-time option delivered through traditional classroom and online distance learning methods.
• The delivery methods may be subject to changes due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, particularly for on-campus lectures.

Modules

• Individual Project
• Engineering Project Management
• Emerging Aerospace Technologies
• Aviation Maintenance Resource and Planning Management
• Advances in Aerospace Propulsion

Important Dates

The University of South Wales is not currently accepting applications for its BEng (Hons) Aerospace Engineering programme. Interested students are advised to closely watch the university's website for upcoming notifications regarding the opening of application deadlines for this undergraduate aerospace engineering degree. Typically, the university begins the course in September.

• An overall average of 60 - 65% or above in the 12th Standard depending on which Board you have studied
• Advanced entry to certain undergraduate degree programmes may be possible for students who hold a UK HND or India Diploma in a relevant subject

International Tuition Fees:

£15,260

The course addresses the market's demand for specialised knowledge in the managerial aspects of aircraft maintenance. It focuses on the management and planning of line and heavy maintenance scheduling, an area where practising Aircraft Maintenance Engineers often lack expertise. The programme aims to bridge this gap by providing comprehensive training in these crucial managerial aspects of aircraft maintenance operations.