The Bachelor's Degree Program in Aircraft Electrical and Electronics aims to train specialists in the design, maintenance and repair of electrical and electronic components of aircraft systems, which are of critical importance in the aviation industry. The program provides students with in-depth technical knowledge and skills in areas such as aircraft electrical systems, avionics systems and flight control systems.
The academic content of the program covers theoretical knowledge as well as practical applications. Students take courses such as electrical circuits, digital systems, microcontroller applications and software integration. They also concentrate on technologies specific to aircraft, such as avionics systems, navigation and communication systems. These courses are designed to learn how aircraft systems work, how faults are detected and repaired, and how system safety is ensured.
Training methods include classroom theoretical training, laboratory studies, simulations and practical applications on real airplanes. These methods allow students to reinforce their theoretical knowledge with practice. Advanced technology simulators, specially designed laboratories and various software tools are used as teaching materials.
As for career opportunities, graduates can find the opportunity to work as electrical and electronics engineers in airline companies, aircraft maintenance centers, defense industry companies and aircraft manufacturing companies. They can also pursue careers in technical consultancy, systems engineering and project management.
Internship and practicum opportunities provide students with early exposure to the industry and direct experience of the requirements of the business world. Most educational institutions encourage and support students to undertake internships in the aviation industry during their studies. Internships serve as an important bridge for students to find a job after graduation and also help them make important contacts in the industry.