The Foundation Year focuses on the study of mechanics and mathematics in order to provide a good numerical background that will support you throughout the remainder of the degree. Following your initial foundation year, you will progress onto the modules studied as part of the BEng (Hons) Aeronautical Engineering degree. For further information on the modules studied in the latter part of this course visit our course page: * BSc (Hons) Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Learning and teaching methods Students on the Aircraft Maintenance Engineering degree will be taught through a combination of lectures, tutorials, workshops and seminars, in addition to independently preparing for lectures.

This aircraft maintenance engineering degree course offers excellent career opportunities worldwide. The EASA Part-66 Licence qualifies its holders to be selected for further aircraft-type authorisation before being permitted to sign off aircraft for flight. You can gain employment throughout the UK and across the world with manufacturing companies, commercial airlines, air-taxi operators, flying schools, the armed forces and commercial long-haul flights. There is a growing market for maintenance, repair and overhaul of military and commercial aircraft, or you may choose sub-contract work.