Diploma in Aeronautical Engineering

This aeronautical engineering diploma is for students interested in aviation who want to work as skilled professionals. Hands-on training takes place in the Aero Hub, a facility of 4,660 square metres, and the multidisciplinary curriculum aims to give graduates skills for diverse careers and further study in aerospace. Students develop problem-solving ability, logical thinking and precision. The page notes that aerospace organisations accredit its courses. Modules include one on aircraft electrical power supplies and flight instruments that follows SARR 66 requirements, covering generators, motors, compasses, and gyroscope and pitot-static systems, and a Mechanics course on solid mechanics and machine components. Graduates are expected to be industry-ready for varied aerospace roles. Elective modules can be grouped into one of six minors, including 5G and Artificial Intelligence of Things, Entrepreneurship and Sustainability.