Are you fascinated by flying and keen to understand how the technology behind this unique mode of transport works? Then the Bachelor’s degree in Aeronautical Engineering at THI is the right choice for you. Here, you’ll learn how to develop new technologies and innovations in aviation – all whilst working in close collaboration with industry and research.
In the first stage of your degree, you’ll acquire fundamental engineering knowledge, which you’ll then build upon in the second stage with specialist lectures. You’ll deepen and broaden the skills you’ve acquired during your work placement semester at a company in the aviation industry. Finally, you’ll refine your personal profile with four compulsory-elective modules.
At THI, you’ll study at the official AI mobility hub of the Bavarian High-Tech Agenda – with unmanned flight as one of its cornerstones. This gives you excellent opportunities at the Ingolstadt campus to gain experience with AI in aeronautical engineering and product development. An excellent foundation for your future career in Industry 4.0 and beyond.
Job perspectives
There are various career opportunities for aviation engineers starting from development, design and modelling, test and validation techniques, test engineering, aircraft certification, maintenance and repair services, production and assembly up to avionics and propulsion systems. Graduates will enjoy many job and career opportunities in and around Ingolstadt, but also on the national and international markets. This is due to the yearly increasing demand for aviation engineers like in the case of the A350 by Airbus or X4 by Airbus Helicopters.
Besides being one of the most rapidly developing business regions in Europe, Ingolstadt region is not only the home of famous automotive and electronics manufacturers, but also a location for several aviation industry companies like Airbus Group (Manching and Donauwörth), MBDA (Schrobenhausen) and many regional medium-sized companies. The career opportunities range from working as a project manager or a design engineer up to taking full responsibility for airplane programs.