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Aeronautical Engineering

The Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment offers a BSc Honours in Aeronautical Engineering, requiring candidates to have at least 5 'O' level passes and 3 'A' level passes in relevant subjects. The program, lasting 4 years, focuses on the research, design, and testing of flight vehicles, with specializations in Aviation Mechanics and Avionics. Graduates will be equipped to improve flight safety, fuel efficiency, and address environmental impacts in the aviation industry.

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Aeronautical Engineering

The Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment offers a BSc Honours in Aeronautical Engineering, requiring candidates to have at least 5 'O' level passes and 3 'A' level passes in relevant subjects. The program, lasting 4 years, focuses on the research, design, and testing of flight vehicles, with specializations in Aviation Mechanics and Avionics. Graduates will be equipped to improve flight safety, fuel efficiency, and address environmental impacts in the aviation industry.

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UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMMES OFFERED BY THE

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

In addition to the specified entry requirements for each programme, candidates should have
obtained at least 5 “O” level passes with a grade C or better in Mathematics, English
Language and Science.

Programme and Programme synopsis


Entry
Programme Duration
Requirements
Code
The aeronautical 4 years Full -
engineering degree Time
programme covers
research, design,
development, construction,
testing, science and
modification of the
components and systems
of flight vehicles. The
3 “A” level passes in programme is divided into
Mathematics, two specialties; Aviation
BSc Honours Physics and Mechanics and Avionics.
Aeronautical Chemistry/Technical
Topics that are covered
Engineering Drawing/Computing under these specializations
(Avionics) Science include: Aerodynamics,
Propulsion, Control and
Stability, Avionics,
Navigation and Structures.

Graduates in Aeronautical
engineering will apply
scientific, technological
and mathematical
principles to research,
develop, maintain and test
the
performance of aircraft.
They will also work on
modifying the different
components that make up
these aircraft and systems.
The main aims are to
improve flight safety, to
improve fuel efficiency, to
reduce system costs and
to address the
environmental impact of air
travel.

Graduates of the program


will have the professional
and scientific education
that allows them to pursue
careers in a wide range of
aircraft opportunities.

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