MSc Aviation Engineering and Management
Course overview
The MSc in Aviation Engineering and Management at the University of South Wales is designed to develop future leaders for the global aviation industry. The programme combines advanced technical knowledge in areas such as aircraft maintenance, aviation safety, and engineering design with strategic management and leadership skills.
Aimed at engineering graduates and EASA-licensed engineers, the course places strong emphasis on problem-solving, research capability, and informed decision-making. Students learn how to address complex challenges faced by airlines, aircraft manufacturers, and regulatory authorities while developing critical thinking and managerial competence.
The programme benefits from strong industry engagement, including links with organisations such as GE Aviation and Aerospace Wales. Teaching is delivered through lectures, tutorials, seminars, and practical laboratory sessions. Assessment methods include written reports, group projects, presentations, examinations, and a final dissertation.
Entry requirements
Grade Requirements:
- A minimum of a 2:2 Honours degree in a relevant engineering discipline, such as Aircraft Maintenance Engineering, Aircraft Engineering, Aeronautical Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering, with relevant aircraft experience.
- Applicants holding an EASA licence with at least five years of relevant industrial experience may also be considered.
English Proficiency:
- IELTS overall score of 6.0, with no component below 5.5.
- Other accepted English language tests include TOEFL iBT and PTE Academic.
Scholarships
Chevening Scholarships
All Chevening Awards cover tuition fees and living costs for a one year postgraduate course.
Postgraduate Sanctuary Scholarship
USW International Students Progressing to Masters
Progression Fee Discount of £3,500.
Up to £3,500
Career opportunities
Graduates of the MSc Aviation Engineering and Management from the University of South Wales are well prepared for roles such as:
- Aircraft Maintenance Planner
- Airline Systems Analyst
- Aerospace Project Manager
- Aviation Safety Inspector
- Air Traffic Controller
Cost of study
International students enrolling in the MSc Aviation Engineering and Management at the University of South Wales can expect to pay an annual tuition fee of £17,900. Fees are subject to annual review.
Admission
Applicants can apply through UCAS or directly via the University of South Wales online application portal. For personalised guidance and application support, please consult a counsellor at AHZ.
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