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Visit course webpageThe award | How you will study | Study duration | Course start | Domestic course fees | International course fees |
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BSc | Full-time | 4 years | September, August | EUR 2601 per year | EUR 9999 per year |
Aeronautical Engineering focuses on the design and production of aircraft and aircraft components. You work on a solid technical background, which makes you attractive to employers in different sectors. Naturally in international aviation, but also in the automotive industry. You get a good dose of theory that you put into practice during projects and an internship. You follow the course in a modern building on the Delft University of Technology campus. Here you can test your constructions in the wind tunnel, composites laboratory or aircraft simulator. And who knows, you might move on to a master’s degree at our ‘technical neighbour’. Meanwhile, benefit from the personal atmosphere at Inholland. You will feel at home here quickly.
Programme structure
There are two components to the bachelor's degree in Aeronautical Engineering at Inholland: the major and the specialisations. The major is the core of the programme and will account for half of your studies. This is where you will acquire your general professional knowledge and skills. The specialisations allow you to tailor the final two years to your ambitions.
Teaching Methods
Theory
The first part of your degree mainly consists of fundamental technical subjects. Besides attending timetabled teaching, you will also spend time studying independently and undertaking research.
Projects
Theory is immediately linked to practice. You work on various projects to familiarise yourself with aviation technology. You will learn to use various drawing and testing software.
Practice
Immerse yourself in the industry through excursions and company visits. Already in the second year you will go on a work placement. In the third year you do a specialisation internship.
Research
From the first to the fourth year, you are working on your research skills. You carry out research during every project, including the internship and your graduation project.
Learn more about Aeronautical Engineering, BSc - at Inholland University of Applied Sciences
Visit course webpageTo be considered for admission, applicants should have one of the qualifications listed below. Please note that these are just examples, and all internationally obtained diplomas must be evaluated by our Admissions Department.
Regarding language requirements, applicants must meet one of the following English language proficiency standards:
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