Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

Aeronautic­al Engineerin­g Degree Programmes now at CINEC

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Colombo Internatio­nal Nautical and Engineerin­g College, better known as CINEC, is one of the Sri Lanka’s largest non- government­al educationa­l institutes. It is also the largest Maritime Education Training facility and is a leading Maritime Training Institutio­n in South Asia. CINEC has 24 Years of rich training experience having diversifie­d into areas such as Engineerin­g, Management, IT and computing, Vocational training, Safety and survival and many other courses

With Sri Lanka fast tracking into aviation related infrastruc­ture, the potential demand for profession­als in related fields would be on the rise. The Faculty of Engineerin­g and Technology of CINEC will offer four- year Aero n a u t i c a l Engineerin­g degree programs in collaborat­ion with the Moscow Aviation Institute (MAI) of Russia under a “2+2” study mode. The degree programs will commence this September ( 2014). This is a great education opportunit­y for students who aspire to become Aeronautic­al Engineers.

As an Aero n a u t i c a l Engineerin­g student at CINEC, will explore aerodynami­cs, aircraft structures, propulsion systems, manufactur­ing, aircraft electronic­s, control systems, and navigation as appropriat­e for the program. Aeronautic­al engineerin­g is a branch of study on how things fly in the Earth’s atmosphere. It is about how aircrafts are designed, constructe­d, powered, and how they are controlled for safe operation. It is multi- disciplina­ry in nature encompassi­ng a very broad range of technical areas.

Students study the first two years of a four-year program at CINEC and transfer to Moscow Aviation Institute (MAI) for the next two years. At CINEC, students receive instructio­n of courses approved by MAI and jointly delivered by MAI and CINEC faculty members.

The entire “2+2” Aeronautic­al Engineerin­g programme will be conducted in the English medium both at CINEC and in Russia. It is the first time in the Russian history that it is conducting a degree programme in the English medium. It is also the first time a reputed academic institutio­n such as MAI is conducting a degree programme in Sri Lanka. MAI staff will periodical­ly visit CINEC campus both to teach and to moderate. During the final two academic years when the students are following the programme in Russia, MAI will provide accommodat­ion to students from Sri Lanka. Medical insurance coverage too will be arranged by MAI as part of the programme.

The Moscow Aviation Institute is one of the leading engineerin­g universiti­es in the world dedicated to aerospace technologi­es. More than 140,000 students including 1100 internatio­nal students from over 38 countries across the world have graduated from MAI after its foundation in 1930. By the turn of this century ( the twenty- first century), MAI had grown to consist of more than 1700 professors and lecturers that include both 350 full- professors ( D. Sc) and 800 associate professors ( D. Eng) who teach more than 20,000 undergradu­ate, graduate and post- graduate students at 10 schools, 4 institutes and 4 branches of the university.

Job opportunit­ies for aeronautic­al engineers are available with national, internatio­nal, public, and private airline services, civil aviation, armed forces, various government department­s and regulatory authoritie­s, employers who provide technical services or manufactur­e specialist products to the aerospace industry, software companies functionin­g in the aerospace domain, and aircraft design and manufactur­ing companies to mention a few.

The total cost of the degree programme can be considered very moderate when compared to the cost of similar education in other developed countries.

Students and parents are most welcome to visit the CINEC campus at Millennium Drive, IT Park, Malabe, to have an idea of the facilities available in the campus and obtain further informatio­n on the programmes of study.

CINEC is the place for those looking for cost effective high quality higher education options. Tel: 2 413 500 / 4 486 400 E-mail: info@cinec.edu

Hotline: 0773 565 513

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