Diploma in Aerospace Engineering

The Diploma in Aerospace Engineering (N65) covers aircraft design, aerodynamics and propulsion, combining theoretical study with practical aviation projects such as designing and building aerial vehicles. Students also build digital skills in data analytics and robotics alongside core aerospace subjects. Across the three years the course covers Avionics, Mechanical Systems, Aerodynamics, Propulsion and Systems Engineering, with a choice of Avionics or Mechanical specialisation and hands-on project work through industry collaborations. Graduates move into aerospace maintenance, engineering and technology roles, or progress to engineering degrees at local and international universities.