Applied Bachelor in Aircraft Maintenance Management (ABAMM)

The ABAMM program is outlined in such a way that the students will be completing CAT A GCAA/EASA related modules in the first 2 years, while the third year allows students to complete courses required by GCAA/EASA CAT B1 or B2. The fourth (final) year is unique in its structure as it provides a management option atop a technical degree. It contains several courses that address the programs goals such as Aviation Maintenance and Operation Support courses, Aviation Business and Management courses, etc. as shown in the study plan.

The ABAMM degree program intends to prepare students with the necessary technical knowledge, skill and management know how to undertake leadership positions in the Aviation Industry. In this degree program, students complete a core of courses in general education, a core of aircraft maintenance leading to professional certification, and an area of concentration constituting advanced aircraft maintenance courses, as well as business and management courses constituting the basic tools of management sciences.

Program Details
Type Undergraduate
Credit Hours 138 Credit Hours
Duration 4 years
Language English
Study Mode Full Time
Campus Al Ain

Specializations

Aircraft Maintenance Management - Aeromechanic

The Applied Bachelor in Aircraft Maintenance Management (ABAMM) program prepares students for careers in aviation by combining technical expertise with essential management skills. In the first two years, students complete GCAA/EASA CAT A modules, gaining foundational knowledge in aircraft systems, maintenance procedures, and safety standards. In the third year, those specializing in Aeromechanic undertake advanced GCAA/EASA CAT B1 modules, focusing on the maintenance and repair of airframes, engines, and mechanical systems. This specialization ensures that graduates are equipped to handle complex aeromechanical maintenance tasks critical to aircraft safety and performance.

Aircraft Maintenance Management - Avionic

For students specializing in Avionics, the third year of the ABAMM program covers GCAA/EASA CAT B2 modules, emphasizing electronic, navigational, and communication systems integral to modern aircraft. The fourth year integrates aviation management courses, such as Aviation Maintenance and Operation Support, Aviation Business, and Management, providing a comprehensive understanding of the industry’s operational and business aspects.

Graduates of the ABAMM program will possess a blend of technical know-how and management acumen, qualifying them for positions such as Maintenance Managers, Operations Supervisors, and other leadership roles in airlines, aircraft maintenance organizations, and aviation businesses. The curriculum ensures students are equipped to address both the technical and operational challenges of modern aviation, fostering a pathway to both professional certification and leadership within the industry.

The Applied Bachelor in Aircraft Maintenance Management (ABAMM) Program Educational objectives (POs) are derived from Abu Dhabi Polytechnic’s mission and are measured through a related set of Student Outcomes (SOs). The stated POs for the ABAMM are:

  • PO1: Provide curriculum in Aviation Maintenance that generates graduates having competencies in the maintenance and repair of modern aircraft.
  • PO2: Engage students with teamwork experiences while demonstrating effective communication skills and knowledge of related contemporary issues.
  • PO3:Provide students with quality education incorporating current technologies to prepare them for professional development and advanced studies in aircraft maintenance or a related area.
  • PO4: Foster professional and ethical environment to instill personal responsibility for continuous professional development and life-long learning.
Graduates are well-prepared for various roles, including:
  • Commercial and military aircraft maintenance engineers
  • Maintenance management professionals
  • Aviation safety inspectors
  • Educators and trainers
  • Oversight roles in continuing airworthiness management
  • And more