BSc (Hons) Aircraft Maintenance Engineering and Management

at University of the Highlands and Islands

Modules:
 

• Engineering skills 2 for maintenance engineers
• Gas turbine engine technology
• Applied aerodynamics for maintenance engineers
• Structural mechanics and dynamics for maintenance engineers
• Aircraft systems (electrical/avionic)
• Fixed wing aircraft mechanical systems

• 3 Scottish Highers at BCC or above: one of these must be Maths; you must have grade B or above in either Maths, Physics or Engineering Science; OR 2 A levels at grade C or above: one of these must be Mathematics
  
  PLUS
   

• National 5 Physics at grade B and National 5 English at grade C OR GCSE Physics at grade B and English at grade C
• Alternatively, Foundation Apprenticeship Engineering level 6, or NC level 6 in an engineering discipline, plus National 5 Physics at grade B and National 5 English at grade C
• Applicants with other relevant qualifications or experience will be considered on an individual basis, as will applicants who have equivalent or higher level qualifications from other disciplines, wishing to enter the programme in order to undertake a career change into aircraft maintenance engineering and complete the EASA completion certificate

International Students:
£14,310

The B licence together with the degree can lead to roles such as: 
 

• Aircraft maintenance engineer 
• Aerospace systems engineer 
• Avionics and mission systems engineer 
• Aviation safety engineer 
• Aircraft propulsion engineer 
• Technical services management engineer 
• Aerospace engineering management 
• Continuing airworthiness management engineer