This program is typically delivered over three years at full time. However, it is also available with a year in working placement, making it a four year program if that route is taken. Part time options may also be available.

Year 1 Modules Include:

• Fluid Mechanics and Engineering
• Engineering Mechanics, Structures & Materials
• Engineering Mathematics and Computing
• Engineering Design and Professional Practice

Year 2 Modules Include:

• Operations Research and Aviation Safety
• Engineering Project Management
• Aircraft Systems
• Aerospace Engineering

Year in Work Placement (optional)

The university will work with you to arrange up to a year in working placement at an organisation which is a close match to your intended career pathway. This will ensure that you have an experience which looks great on your CV. It will also ensure that you have the opportunity to begin building the kind of professional network that you’ll need to succeed in this competitive industry.

Year 3 Modules Include:

• Air Transport Economics
• Individual Project (Aircraft IEng)
• Aircraft Maintenance Operations
• Aerospace Technology

The curriculum is constantly updated to ensure that you are learning the best practices of a wide range of organisations, and that you are familiar with the latest thinking in the field. Recent graduates have taken on roles involving productions and control engineering, technical services, design and planning, logistics, quality assurance, flightworthiness certification and maintenance work for organisations like aerospace companies, UK and overseas military organisations and the civil aviation infrastructure.