You will work within multiple engineering disciplines for the design and manufacture of aircraft propellers. This is a broad-based programme offering a wide range of activities to build well-rounded engineers with well-developed interpersonal and team-working skills. Dowty Propellers, part of GE Aerospace Systems, is a leading supplier of advanced technology, composite-bladed propeller systems for a wide range of regional turboprop and military transport aircraft. The BEng Hons degree structured programme is aimed at gaining a variety of competencies required for a successful career in engineering.

Delivered onsite at UWE 2 to 3 days per week in years 1 and once per week in years 2-4. The programme consists of: Enrolment in the BEng Hons Aerospace Engineering degree at the University of The West of England (Bristol); A series of work placements within engineering teams to gain skills and experience on front line projects covering mechanical design, composites design, mechanical analysis, stress analysis, aero-acoustics, controls, electronics and systems engineering and manufacturing engineering; Support from technical and pastoral mentors from both Dowty and the university.

Numerous opportunities to participate in enrichment activities, local school engagement, the GE apprentice network and various external events such as the Cheltenham Science Festival, Imagineering, Go4SET, GirlsGetSET and the K'Nex Challenge.

Non-contributory Pension, Life Assurance, Group income protection, Private medical cover, Holiday equivalent to 26 days with flexible option to buy or sell. FlexChoice flexible benefits plan giving freedom, choice, and flexibility in the way benefits are received.

GE Aerospace is a world-leading provider of jet engines, components, and integrated systems for commercial and military aircraft. At GE Aerospace, they invent the future of flight, lift people up, and bring them home safely. Respect for people is core to their culture and commitment to FLIGHT DECK, their proprietary lean operating model.