BSc (Hons) in Aerospace Engineering

Year 1 provides an introduction to aerospace engineering as well as underpinning the skills and knowledge you will need for more specialist topics later in the course. You will study analytical subjects such as mathematics, engineering science, structural mechanics and dynamics, which provide the necessary theoretical background; engineering design and applications, which provide the necessary skills; and an introduction to the profession of engineering.

Year 2 builds upon the foundation of Year 1 and introduces specialised topics in aerospace engineering, including aerodynamics and aircraft structures. It includes further study of mathematics, mechanical science and materials.

Year 3 will deepen your knowledge of specialized aerospace engineering subjects such as propulsion, maintenance and logistics, and will broaden your expertise in other areas of engineering. It includes a major group design project and an individual research project.

Entry Requirements

Typical offer

• Direct entry – Three (03) Passes at GCE A/L with Mathematics and Science Subjects and a minmum of 240 points + Plus Five (5)  Credit Passes at GCE O/L Including credit passes for Mathematics and English

Other entry routes

• Engineering foundation year
• Students with lesser than 240 points may follow a foundation programme ( Engineering Foundation pathway to BSc. (Hons) in Aerospace Engineering )

(A – 120 points, B – 100 Points, C – 80 Points, D – 60 Points and S/E – 40 Points).

Duration

3 years Full Time First two years of study are available at AAC in Sri Lanka and the Third / Final year of study is at Kingston University in London, UK.

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