Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (ABAME)

The Applied Bachelor in Aircraft Maintenance Management (ABAMM) program is designed to develop well-rounded aviation professionals by combining technical expertise in aircraft maintenance with essential management skills. During the first two years, students focus on GCAA/EASA CAT A modules, building foundational knowledge in aircraft systems, maintenance procedures, and safety standards. The third year advances students into specialized GCAA/EASA CAT B1 (Aeromechanic) or B2 (Avionics) modules, enabling them to master complex maintenance tasks for airframes, engines, and avionics systems.

The unique structure of the fourth year integrates aviation management courses, giving students a broader perspective on the operational and business aspects of the aviation industry. Courses include Aviation Maintenance and Operation Support, Aviation Business, and Management, which provide students with the skills needed to handle leadership roles, maintenance planning, and decision-making in the aviation sector.

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.