7 Aircraft Maintenance BSc Degree Programs

The aviation and aerospace sectors are evolving rapidly — driven by innovation, sustainability goals, and technological transformation. The BSc (Hons) Aircraft Engineering Management (Top up) has been designed to prepare aspiring leaders and professionals to take on managerial and decision-making roles across the global aviation industry.

The aim of the Program is twofold; one is on successful completion of the Program graduates will be in a position to apply to the Irish Aviation Authority for their EASA Cat A1 Aircraft Maintenance Engineers License.

An important aspect of the aerospace industry is maintenance management, the part of the industry that keeps aircraft flying! This concentration offers preparation for students wishing to enter the aviation maintenance field as practicing maintenance technicians or as entry-level managers at aircraft repair stations or other types of operations involving aircraft manufacturing, maintenance, or modification.

Launch your future with Aerospace Engineering! Whether it’s building solar-powered planes, designing nanosatellites, or sending the first person to Mars, this program equips you to push boundaries and solve complex challenges. If you thrive on innovation and defying limits, this is your launchpad.

The share of challenging and interesting aircraft work is constantly increasing and the employment prospects are good in both Finland and Europe. An installer graduating with an undergraduate degree in aircraft installation masters basic knowledge and skills in aircraft aerodynamics, structures, and systems.

Aerospace engineering focuses on the challenges of flight. The proper aerodynamic shape, the correct engine for clean propulsion, the best materials for lightweight structures, and the safest control systems must be integrated to produce an efficient and economical flying machine.

The Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET accredits the Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering program.