BSc Honours Aeronautical Engineering (options: Avionics (AEROV) or Aviation Mechanics (AEROM))
- Entry level
- A-Level entry
- Field of study
- Engineering
- Duration
- 4 years
- Institution
- University of Zimbabwe
Entry requirements
This is a degree. It is entered after A-Level, so O-Level results alone are not enough.
As the institution publishes it
3 'A' Level passes in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry/Technical Drawing/Computing Science.
Pathfinder cannot check this against your results automatically, so read it carefully or ask the admissions office.
About this programme
Trains engineers for aviation. You study aerodynamics, structures, propulsion and aircraft systems, with an Avionics option focused on aircraft electronics or an Aviation Mechanics option focused on airframes and engines. Fits students interested in aviation and technology. Highly technical, with strict safety standards and international relevance.
What you will study
Aerodynamics; aircraft structures and propulsion; avionics or aircraft maintenance systems; flight mechanics; materials; aviation regulation and safety.
Further study and pathways
Aviation engineering licences and professional registration; MSc in aeronautical engineering; airlines, maintenance organisations and aviation authorities.
Source: University of Zimbabwe: UZ_Undergraduate_Programme_Catalogue.xlsx, sheet "Programmes"
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