B.Sc in Aeronautics
A three-year undergraduate pathway into aeronautical science, aircraft systems, maintenance and aviation operations.
A degree pathway built around aircraft and aviation operations.
The B.Sc in Aeronautics is a three-year undergraduate programme covering the science and engineering foundations of aviation.
Students study aerodynamics, aircraft structures, propulsion, avionics, maintenance practices and aviation regulations. The programme combines classroom learning with laboratory work, aircraft system familiarisation and project-based study.
It is designed for students entering aviation for the first time as well as professionals who want a formal academic pathway alongside technical training. Graduates can progress into maintenance, operations, aerospace manufacturing, MRO environments or further study.
Programme highlights
- Aerodynamics and flight principles
- Aircraft structures and materials
- Propulsion and gas turbine engines
- Avionics and aircraft instrumentation
- Maintenance practices and safety
- Aviation regulations and quality systems
- Technical projects and practical exposure
- Career and interview preparation
Indicative curriculum
Mathematics, physics, engineering graphics, fundamentals of aeronautics, communication and computer applications.
Aerodynamics, aircraft structures, propulsion, avionics and instrumentation, maintenance practices and materials.
Aircraft systems, aviation safety and regulations, quality and reliability, aviation management, project and internship.
Eligibility
- 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM)
- Minimum aggregate marks as required by the admitting institution
- Basic English proficiency
- Applicants from other streams may be considered for foundation pathways where available
Career opportunities
Graduates can pursue roles and pathways such as:
- Aircraft maintenance trainee
- Aviation technician
- MRO and airline operations support
- Aerospace manufacturing
- Airport and ground operations
- Quality and safety support
- Higher study in aviation or management
- EASA Part-66 examination pathway
Start your aeronautics degree.
Speak to our team about eligibility, the next intake and how the degree connects to Part-66 training.