The Bachelor of Science in Aircraft Maintenance and Management, scheduled over 48 months, full-time study and requiring 144 credits for graduation, includes a full syllabus of AMEL content in either Airframe and Power plant or Avionics Modules both Fixed and Rotary wing. This programme is designed to meet the requirements of the BCAR Section L as well as being aligned with the EASA / JAR 66 Syllabi Modules. 

Graduates of the Certificate in Aviation Technology programme may choose to continue their studies and training towards the attainment of an Undergraduate degree by undertaking this programme in either a Mechanical or Avionic specialisation. 

Courses in Human Resource Management, Accounting, Economics, Project Management, Statistical Analysis, Entrepreneurship, Quality Control Technology, Aviation Information Systems, Airport and Airline Operations as well as Organizational Theory and Behavior, will embellish the technical content. Candidates successfully completing this programme will therefore be equipped with the requisite knowledge and competencies that will enhance their abilities as aircraft maintenance personnel, with potential as supervisors and middle managers. They will also be uniquely positioned to further their development with postgraduate studies. 

Programme Credits: 144 

Mode of Delivery and Duration 

Full Time only: Four (4) years 

1. UTT Camden Campus
2. UTT Point Lisas Campus

• Passes in at least two (2) subjects at Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examinations (CAPE) Units 1 and 2 or GCE A-Levels, including Mathematics and Physics plus Caribbean Studies and Communication Studies or General Paper; or 
• Applicants may also have a relevant NEC/NETD Technician Diploma; or 
• The UTT Certificate in Aviation Technology (CAT) with a GPA of ≥ 3.5, or relevant industry experience. 

Mature Student Entry: 

An applicant who does not satisfy all the stipulated minimum academic or technical qualifications for admission to a programme may be accepted as a Mature Student. He/she would need to possess the critical elements of the stipulated qualification and would be assessed by the UTT Programme Head as possessing a combination of qualifications and educational or experiential maturity to enable him/her to successfully participate in the programme. 

Professional Entry Route: 

Applicants who already possess AMEL licenses can apply for entry to the programme and complete the requisite credits in management and selected technical courses to obtain the Bachelor of Science 

In addition, all participants must obtain a Police Certificate of Character to be considered for entry into the programme. 

Managerial and Supervisory Technical Positions which include: 

• Aircraft Maintenance Airworthiness Engineers 
• Aircraft Airworthiness Inspectors 
• Line Maintenance Lead 
• Heavy Maintenance Lead 
• Quality Assurance Officers 
• Technical Trainers 
• Production Planning Officers and Managers 
• Inventory and Logistics Managers and Coordinators 

In addition, possible positions exist in functional airports and regulatory agencies that include: 

• Ramp Operations 
• Airport Safety 
• Regulatory and Safety Standards 
• Civil Aviation Regulatory Inspectorate.