Airworthiness MSc at Cranfield University

Airworthiness is at the forefront of aviation development. It is vital that staff have sufficient knowledge and skill to apply principles in design, manufacture, operation and maintenance of aircraft to both develop and maintain airworthiness. This part-time MSc in Airworthiness offered by Cranfield University has been developed to meet industry demand for qualified airworthiness specialists and addresses key aspects of aircraft design, construction, operation and maintenance.

Faculty: Aerospace  |  Duration: Two-three years part-time  |  Study mode: part-time  |  Intake: September, February  |  Location: Cranfield, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Delivery: Taught component 50%, Individual research project 40%, Course portfolio 10%. PgDip: Taught component 83%, Course portfolio 17%. PgCert: Taught component 100%. Compulsory modules: Airworthiness Fundamentals, Aviation Safety Management, Aviation Maintenance Operations, Airworthiness Dossier, Gas Turbine Fundamentals, Aircraft Fatigue and Damage Tolerance, Design of Airframe Systems, Safety Assessment of Aircraft Systems, Individual Research Project - MSc only.

Career pathways

Many of our students are already in employment with aerospace/defence companies and choose to pursue an internationally recognised qualification with Cranfield University to enhance their career. Graduates are able to use this qualification to obtain secure permanent positions abroad.

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