Bachelor of Technology (Aerospace Engineering)

The global aerospace industry contributes hundreds of billions of dollars to the world economy. The UAE intends to spend US$ 136 billion on the aviation industry, with plans to become one of the global aerospace hubs. Technologies developed by aerospace engineers are used in aviation, defense and space exploration, giving you various career paths to choose from.

The B. Tech (Aerospace Engineering) course at Amity University Dubai gives students a sound understanding of the design, construction, and study of the science behind the forces and physical properties of aircraft, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (drones) rockets and flying crafts. With access to one of the most advanced high-tech Aerospace labs equipped with a turbo jet engine, Armfield c15-10 wind tunnel and fully functional scaled models of aircraft reciprocating engines our students gain first-hand experience of what they can expect in their careers.

Students will be learn how to communicate effectively and demonstrate knowledge and a sound understanding of Aerospace Engineering. Students will be able to apply the fundamental concepts of Science and Engineering knowledge to analyse, formulate and solve complex engineering scenarios. As students continue on their course, they will learn how to assess societal, health, safety, legal, cultural and environmental issues and relevant engineering responsibilities by applying contextual knowledge to understand its impact towards sustainable development.

Students will discover how to apply modern engineering and IT tools to complex engineering activities with a clear understanding of techniques and limitations. Students will learn how to conduct themselves professionally and communicate effectively. Each student will understand what’s needed to have successful careers, both locally and internationally or excel in higher studies. Students will be able to inculcate awareness about professional ethics and engineering practices. Students will understand how to engage in independent and lifelong learning of technological changes.