Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, the longer-term outlook for the global aerospace industry remains positive for the demand in both commercial and military aircraft. Annual air traffic is expected to grow around 4% with an estimated 40,000 aircraft to be added into service around the world, especially in this region, in the next two decades. With 320ha Seletar Aerospace Park and the upcoming Changi Airport Terminal 5, Singapore is well-positioned to ride on the future growth in the global aerospace industry.

With the aerospace industry developing towards More Electric Aircraft (MEA), Aerospace Electronics are increasingly playing a bigger part in modern aircraft such as the Airbus A350, Boeing 787 and fighter jets in the areas of flight management, control, instrumentation, communication, navigation and power generation. You will learn how these Electrical and Electronic systems work through theory and practical hands-on lessons.

With the official industry support from ST Engineering Aerospace as our SAR147 B1 & B2 training partner, this course will provide you an advantage in the aerospace MRO industry.

• Accelerated Pathway Programme: An opportunity to join the SP-NUS Accelerated Pathway Programme(SP-NUS APP) or SP-SUTD Accelerated Pathway Programme(SP-SUTD APP) to get a head start in university life.
• A choice of 3 or 5 electives to pursue your passion that can lead to a certificate or minor respectively. 
• Digitalisation (e.g. Minor in 5G & AIoT, Minor in Data & Artificial Intelligence)
• Sustainability (e.g. Minor in Green Energy)
• Innovation & Entrepreneurship (e.g. Minor in Entrepreneurship)
• Internationalisation
• Common Core modules in critical human and emerging digital skills that provide an integral learning experience alongside domain modules.
• 6-week Overseas Immersion Programme to Japan.
• 22-week overseas or local internship opportunities at reputable local aerospace companies such as Airbus, Rolls-Royce, SIAEC, ST Engineering Aerospace, Thales, CAAS and Changi Airport Group.
• An opportunity to join the premier EEE talent development programme and take part in UAV competitions (e.g. Singapore Amazing Flying Machine Competition).
• A curriculum that follows the CDIO (Conceive-Design-Implement-Operate) framework which is adopted in top universities such as MIT.