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What degrees are there and how will this route work?
There are a variety of universities that provide aircraft maintenance related degrees. Most degrees are a full-time three year programme and some even work in line with the CAA B Licence. During your programme, some universities will help with finding work experience or an industry placement. This is to help you get some experience before you graduate.
The two main degrees relating to Aircraft Maintenance are:
BSc (Hons) Aircraft Maintenance
BEng (Hons) Aircraft Engineering
What is the difference between BSc or BEng?
BSc is a Bachelor of Sciences.
BEng is a Bachelor of Engineering.
The main difference between the two degrees are that a BEng is usually more specialised and focuses more on the engineering aspect as well as the theoretical side. However, the BSc is more of a general degree with primary focus on the theoretical side and principles.
On completion of your degree, you may be eligible for some graduate roles with airlines across the UK. We encourage you to search online via your chosen airline / company's website for graduate schemes.
