The academic workload in the B.Sc. Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) course is balanced between theoretical lessons, lab-based learning, and practical training. Students attend regular classes on subjects like aircraft systems, avionics, and safety regulations, while also spending time in workshops and maintenance facilities for hands-on training.
This balance ensures that students develop both the knowledge and skills required for aircraft maintenance. Assignments, projects, and semester-end exams are also part of the curriculum, making it a comprehensive yet manageable workload over the three-year duration.