How do I become an aeronautical engineer in Namibia?

Aeronautical engineers are typically required to have a bachelor’s degree in Aeronautics or Aerospace Engineering. The program should be accredited by ABET, a nonprofit that provides guidelines for education and accreditation standards. A person working as an Aeronautical Engineer in Namibia typically earns around 17,800 NAD per month.

How many years does it take to study aeronautical engineering in Namibia?

Aeronautical engineering degree programs at the undergraduate level usually last three or four years and many institutions allow students to progress directly into Masters’s degree programs. The length of the course extension can be up to an additional year, depending on how many courses are required for an individual program.

Is aeronautical engineering a good career in Namibia?

All government & private aviation organizations and aircraft & spacecraft manufacturing and testing units generally require trained candidates.

People who study and work in aeronautical engineering get jobs which benefit them a lot, as well as earn them good remuneration.

Do aeronautical engineers travel to Namibia?

Aeronautical engineers spend most of their time working with computer software design tools and equipment. Sometimes, aerospace engineers may travel to other sites to get needed work done.