The BSc (Hons) Aircraft Maintenance Engineering at the University of South Wales is designed for aspiring engineers eager to master the complex systems that keep modern aviation safe and operational. You will explore the fundamental principles of aerospace mechanics, materials, and electronics, building a strong foundation in analytical methods and professional engineering techniques crucial for success in the aviation industry. This undergraduate degree provides a direct pathway towards a rewarding career, equipping you with the essential knowledge and practical skills demanded by global aviation employers.
This full-time, on-campus programme is delivered over three years, integrating theoretical learning with hands-on experience. You will delve into maintenance practices, air transport management, human factors, and specific systems like propulsion and aero-structures, with modules directly contributing to the Part-66 Cat B1.1 licence requirements. Throughout your studies, you will engage in practical projects, including a potential Part-145 simulated environment and an individual final-year project, preparing you to graduate with the expertise and qualifications sought after in the dynamic field of aircraft maintenance engineering.