BA-AV · Swinburne University of Technology · Bachelor degree
Bachelor of Aviation
Aviation
- Minimum ATAR
- —
- Full time
- 3 years
- Part time
- —
- Credit points
- 300
- Campus
- Hawthorn
- Mode
- On campus
Overview
Take to the skies with Swinburne’s Bachelor of Aviation, Graduate Certificate of Aviation (Piloting)*, a complete package of commercial piloting qualifications designed to fast-track your airline career.
Study to become a pilot with the Bachelor of Aviation. Undertake flying training at CAE Melbourne and study aviation human factors, management and tech
First-year units
Level 1 units every student in this course takes or chooses from.
- AVA10001The Global Aviation System and Regulatory FrameworkThe aim of this unit is to introduce students to the aviation industry operational, regulatory and commercial frameworks, as well as airlines, airports and aviation service providers. This will provide students with a fundamental understand…
- AVA10011Essential Aviation Analytical SkillsThe aim of this unit is to equip students with the skills to understand, interpret, apply, and effectively communicate aviation data to relevant stakeholders. Students will examine how the aviation industry uses data to inform commercial, s…
- AVA10017Aviation Safety and Risk ManagementThis unit will provide students with practical definitions of safety in an aviation context, enabling them to measure and assess safety relative to industry standards. Students will participate in practical airline simulations which provide…
- AVA10014Aviation Project: Blue Sky IdeasIn this WIL spine unit, students will propose ‘Blue Sky’ ideas that will revolutionise our Aviation industries’ future. They will engage with a community or industry partner to develop a project that addresses some of our global economic, s…
- AVT10005Private Pilot Licence TheoryTo provide students with the required aviation theoretical knowledge for the Private Pilot Licence (Aeroplane) as detailed in the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) Part 61 Manual of Standards (MOS).
- AVT10006Commercial Pilot Licence Theory 1To provide students with the required aviation theoretical knowledge in the areas of Human Factors, Aerodynamics, Aircraft General Knowledge and Meteorology for the Commercial Pilot Licence (Aeroplane) as detailed in the Civil Aviation Safe…
Course structure
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Core units
225 cp- AVA10001The Global Aviation System and Regulatory Framework12.5 cp
- AVA10011Essential Aviation Analytical Skills12.5 cp
- AVA10017Aviation Safety and Risk Management12.5 cp
- AVA10014Aviation Project: Blue Sky Ideas12.5 cp
- AVA20024Aviation Project: Managing Implementation12.5 cp
- AVA20028Airport and Airline Planning: Factors and Outcomes12.5 cp
- AVA20027Airline Crew Planning and Resourcing12.5 cp
- AVA20029Airline Market Analysis and Network Planning12.5 cp
- AVA30008Aviation Capstone 1: Project Planning12.5 cp
- AVA30009Aviation Capstone 2: Project Implementation12.5 cp
- AVT10005Private Pilot Licence Theory12.5 cp
- AVT10006Commercial Pilot Licence Theory 112.5 cp
- AVT20003Commercial Pilot Licence Theory 212.5 cp
- AVT30003Air Transport Pilot Licence Theory 112.5 cp
- AVA30005Advanced Aviation Analytics and Research Skills12.5 cp
- AVT30004Air Transport Pilot Licence Theory 212.5 cp
- AVA30006Current and Future Aviation Technologies and Operational Concepts12.5 cp
- AVT30002Air Transport Pilot Licence Theory 312.5 cp
Careers
- Professional pilot