About this Course

Introduction

The Foundation Degree in Aircraft Engineering (FdEng) is an intermediate level degree programme awarded by Kingston University London. Kingston University has validated the delivery of this course by Air Transport Training College (ATTC).

Industry Need

Foundation Degree in Aircraft Engineering (FdEng) is an industry-based, vocational qualification designed for people who want to get a practical start to their career.

In addition to providing a fast-track entry to industry, the Foundation Degree in Aircraft Engineering (FdEng) gives you the option of taking your studies further to a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Aircraft Engineering awarded by Kingston University London through a Top Up programme.

Course Objectives

This is a 2 years full-time degree designed to cover the basic knowledge requirements for the SAR Part 66 Cat B1.1 Licence and the Foundation Degree in Aircraft Engineering (FdEng) requirements of Kingston University London.

With 8 Aerospace WSQ modules embedded within the syllabus, successful graduands will concurrently attain the Workforce Skills Qualifications (WSQ) Higher Certificate in Aerospace Maintenance (Aircraft Maintenance – Mechanical) and  Workforce Skills Qualifications (WSQ) Higher Certificate in Aerospace Maintenance (Engine/Engine Repair and Overhaul).

Course Structure

Foundation Degree in Aircraft Engineering (FdEng) is a 2 years full-time programme. Kingston University London in conjunction with KLM UK Engineering Ltd, designed and developed the Foundation Degree in Aircraft Engineering (FdEng).

The modules in this 2 years full-time degree programme will provide a firm foundation for an Aircraft Engineer. A work-based module covers ‘hand skills’ to aircraft engineering standard. Other modules gives you an understanding of the work environment and legal requirements relating to the operation of commercial aircraft.

Modules

• AE0311; Technology Mathematics
  
• AE0312; Engineering and Aviation Science
  
• AE1301; Workshop and Hangar Practice (Work-Based Module)
  
• AE1313; Electrical Engineering A
  
• AE1316; Materials and Hardware
  
• AE1317; Maintenance Practices A
  
• AE1319; Legislation and Safety Management in Aircraft Engineering
  
• AE1321; Electrical Engineering B
  
• AE1324; Aerodynamics
  
• AE2302; Aircraft Hangar Training (Work-Based Double Module)
  
• AE2318; Maintenance Practices B
  
• AE2336; Aircraft Electronic Techniques and Digital Systems (Double Module)
  
• AE2338; Turbine Aeroplane Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems (Work-Based FdEng Module)
  
• AE2339; Aeroplane Propulsion Systems (Double Module)
  

Elective Modules

• AE2388; Avionic System D*
  
• AE2395; Avionic System A*
  
• AE2396; Electronics and Computing*
  
• AE2398; Turbine Engines and FADEC*
  
• *Available only after ATTC has obtained CAAS approval to conduct Cat B2 programme
  

New Programme Structure for Foundation Degree in Aircraft Engineering (FdEng) with effect from September 2014

• AE4001 Mathematics and Physics for Practitioner Engineers
  
• AE4002 Electrical Engineering Fundamentals
  
• AE4003 Aerodynamics and Aircraft Electronic and Digital Systems
  
• AE4010 Aircraft Practical and HE Study Skills
  
• AE5001 Aircraft Materials, Hardware and Maintenance
  
• AE5002 Aircraft and Their Systems
  
• AE5010 Aircraft Maintenance and Professional Practice
  
• AE5011 Propulsion Systems
  

Student – Lecturer Ratio

Theory:

The ratio of Lecturer to Students is 1:32 for theory classes

Practical:

The ratio of Lecturer to Students is 1:16 for practical training.

Learning And Teaching Methods

All classes will be a mix of lectures and practical skills training.

Student Assessment

ATTC courses are assessed by written examination and practical assessments.

Admission Requirements

For Singaporeans or Singapore PR:

- Prospective students should have GCE ‘A’ Level with credit in English, Mathematics and Science [Combined Science, Physical Science, Physics, Science (Physics, Chemistry), Science (Physics, Chemistry)] OR

- Polytechnic Diploma in Engineering OR

- Equivalent preferably in mathematics and a suitable science subject as required

For Foreigners living outside Singapore:

- Prospective students should have Cambridge equivalent GCE ‘A’ Level with credit in English, Mathematics and Science [Combined Science, Physical Science, Physics, Science (Physics, Chemistry), Science (Physics, Chemistry)] OR

- Equivalent preferably in mathematics and a suitable science subject as required

- IELTS 6.5 or equivalent

Applicants should be at least 18 years old on 1st September during the first year of the course

Graduation Requirements

Upon successful completion and passed all necessary modules assessments, written examinations and practical assessments. Graduates will be awarded the ‘Foundation Degree in Aircraft Engineering’ by Kingston University London

Course Duration

Full-Time : 2 years

Mon – Fri : 9.00am to 5.00pm

Attendance Requirements

Students must achieve a minimum of 85% attendance for all individual modules.

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