Universities & engineering institutions

Turn your engineering campus into an aviation campus.

We help universities design degree and diploma programmes that build on their existing aeronautical faculty, airframes, labs and research centres — and connect them to professional flight and drone training.

Students working on a campus airframe

Proposed university programmes

Programme models we design with partner universities

These are proposed programme models. Each is finalised with, approved by and awarded through the partner university before admissions open.

4 years · Undergraduate

B.Tech Aviation

An engineering pathway built on aeronautical engineering capability, campus aircraft and airframes, and drone and space research facilities.

  • Aircraft structures and systems
  • Aerodynamics and propulsion
  • Avionics and aircraft electronics
  • Design, simulation and testing
  • Drone, space and autonomous systems
  • Maintenance and systems concepts
3 years · Degree + flying

B.Sc Aviation with Integrated CPL

Upgrades the B.Sc Aviation Science model by integrating academic study with professional flight training at a DGCA-approved FTO.

  • Aviation science and flight theory
  • Ground instruction and simulator training
  • Flight training through an approved partner
  • Instrument rating, as applicable
  • Academic and licence milestones aligned

See the pilot pathway →

3 years · Degree + RPC

B.Sc Aviation (Drone Technology)

Builds on a Centre for Autonomous Systems — growing a student aero club into a drone research and product lab — with a DGCA Remote Pilot Certificate pathway.

  • Drone design, structures and propulsion
  • Flight controls, sensors and electronics
  • Autonomous navigation and data
  • Applications and practical operations
  • Research and product development

See drone technology →

1 year · International option

Global Aviation Pathway

A proposed exchange year at an international aerospace hub, with modules aligned to EASA standards — giving graduates exposure to European and global aviation practice.

  • One-year academic exchange [partner institution]
  • EASA-aligned theory modules
  • Industry visits and internships
  • Credit transfer to home degree

At a glance

Compare the programme models

ProgrammeDurationProfessional outcomeBest for
B.Tech Aviation4 yearsEngineering degree; aerospace design and systems rolesUniversities with aeronautical engineering faculty
B.Sc Aviation + Integrated CPL3 yearsDegree plus CPL and IR training via approved FTOInstitutions with a B.Sc Aviation programme
B.Sc Aviation (Drone Technology)3 yearsDegree plus DGCA Remote Pilot Certificate pathwayCampuses with robotics or autonomous-systems labs
Global Aviation Pathway+1 year exchangeInternational exposure; EASA-aligned modulesUniversities seeking global partnerships

Labs & research

Laboratories that teach what industry uses

Aerodynamics lab

Wind tunnel testing, flow visualisation and performance analysis.

Avionics & systems lab

Navigation, communication and flight-instrument training benches.

Airframe & structures

Hands-on work with campus aircraft, engines and components.

Autonomous systems

Drone, space and AI research with student product development.

Plan your aviation programme with us.

We start with a capability review of your campus and deliver a tailored programme proposal.