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Bachelor of Science (with Honours) - BSc (Hons)
Pontypridd
Full Time
Sep 2027
1 Year
The Aircraft Engineering & Maintenance Systems (AEMS) Top-Up course is specifically aimed at those that would like to build on the industry qualifications and experience they already have (such as an appropriate EASA Part-66 certification) and those that hold a relevant HND, or equivalent qualification, to attain an engineering degree. In many cases, due to reasons such as working full-time, people who would like to study for a degree in their chosen career are unable to do so. Therefore, the course offers multiple modes of study, with the full-time version taking only one academic year. The part-time route takes two academic years, which consists of 60 credits each year at level 6.This course addresses the market’s requirement for attaining specialist knowledge in the managerial aspects of aircraft maintenance. This course focuses on the management and planning of line and heavy maintenance scheduling, which is usually a shortfall amongst practicing Aircraft Maintenance Engineers. Engagement with aviation companies such as Ryanair, British Airways and JMC has produced a large number of employment opportunities for our students.