The Diploma in Aeronautical Engineering lasts for 3 years, divided into 6 semesters. In this course you study both theory and practical labs and workshops.
You learn a wide range of subjects that build your knowledge about aircraft flight and aerospace systems. Some important ones are:
Aerodynamics - how air moves over wings and bodies of aircraft.
Aircraft Structures and Materials - how aircraft are built what materials are used, and structural design.
Propulsion Systems - engines and power systems that make the aircraft move.
Aircraft Systems and Avionics - electronics instruments radio/communication systems inside aircraft.
Aircraft Maintenance and Practice - learning how to maintain service inspect aircraft and their parts.
Fundamental Science and Engineering Maths/Physics - basic grounding in mathematics, physics to support advanced topics.
Workshop Practice and Practical Labs - hands-on sessions labs (avionics lab structures lab maintenance lab), sometimes projects or industrial training.
Because of this mix of strong scientific foundation aircraft specific theory and real lab/practical exposure you develop:
Good understanding of how aircraft are designed and work
Practical skills in maintenance inspection avionics and aircraft systems
Engineering thinking: problem solving analysis using math & physics
Readiness for real aviation industry manufacturing maintenance design quality control
You may wonder is it hard to manage all maths physics and technical subjects Yes it needs good interest and hard work but if you are curious about airplanes and committed it becomes manageable