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Aircraft Engineering

University of the West of Scotland
Qualification
Degree
Length
-
UK fees / yr
£9,535
Study
Full-time
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About this course

The MEng (Hons) / BEng (Hons) Aircraft Engineering teaches you knowledge and skills in aircraft design, manufacturing, aerodynamic and structural design, repair and overhaul. MEng (Hons) - 4 years full-time, BEng (Hons) - 3 years full-time, contact us for part-time study options Whether you are waiting on results or already have them, you can get ahead by registering your interest now. You can also check out our Clearing webpage where you can search our courses in Clearing, hear from our students and get all the University Clearing info you need.

REGISTER YOUR INTEREST IN CLEARING Learn more about Clearing at UWS The MEng (Hons) / BEng (Hons) Aircraft Engineering has been designed in partnership with the aerospace industry. It will provide you with the skills required to work effectively in the aircraft design, manufacturing, aerodynamic and structural design and repair and overhaul sectors.

Pay & prospects
What graduates earn over time
£44,000
3 years on
£49,000
5 years on
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Where this degree can lead
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