Aerospace engineering and technology, Pūhanga me te hangarau waka rererangi
Aerospace engineering and technology is the study of how to plan, design, develop and make aircraft structures and systems.
It gives you an understanding of air and spacecraft research, manufacture, operations, maintenance and management, and structural aspects of airframes, aircraft controls, flight stability, and aircraft operational capability and safety.
You might learn about
- designing aircraft, aircraft parts and support equipment
- analysing flight performance and safety compliance
- approving aircraft modifications, repairs and maintenance
- testing to diagnose malfunctions
- servicing aircraft engines, components and systems
- repairing and replacing defective parts and components
Your focus could beTō tino arotahi,
These courses develop your ability to design, build and install structural parts of aircraft, space vehicles and power units, and launch and control missiles, satellites, space vehicles and probes.
Study and training options, Ngā kōwhiringa ako me te whakangungu
These courses develop your ability to design and build structural parts of aircraft, control vehicles in airspace, and maintain aircraft structures and do aeronautical maintenance.
Study and training options, Ngā kōwhiringa ako me te whakangungu
These courses develop your ability to understand and perform aircraft operations like piloting aircraft, flying training, flight attendant training, refuelling, baggage handling and airport services.
Study and training options, Ngā kōwhiringa ako me te whakangungu
These courses develop your ability to control air traffic, aircraft routes, take-off and landing procedures from an air traffic control tower or on the ground at an airport or airfield.
Study and training options, Ngā kōwhiringa ako me te whakangungu
Similar study areas in Engineering, Ngā wahi akoranga ōrite i te Pūhanga
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