The Bachelor of Aviation Technology is designed for those seeking a career in aviation, aerospace and information technology and attracts many students seeking non-flying positions within the aviation industry. The program will enable you to develop a thorough understanding of both theories and practices in aviation technology and explore the associated ethical, legal and security issues in this field. Throughout the program you will study courses including aviation theory and cover exciting topics such as aerodynamics, aircraft systems, air law, meteorology, navigation, pilot licences and ratings, air service operations, aerodromes, airspace classifications, air traffic control and flight service, and handling emergencies. You will also develop sound knowledge in mapping techniques, aviation time, charts and publications, navigation computations, pilot navigation and radio navigation, the composition of the atmosphere, heat, temperature, pressure and humidity, atmospheric stability, clouds and precipitation, visibility, winds, air masses and fronts, flight considerations, synoptic meteorology and aviation weather services.

Bachelor of Aviation Technology graduates are able to work in a range of operational and management positions within the aviation, aerospace and information technology industries. Careers can include: * Flight operations manager * Flight scheduler * Aviation analyst * Logistics operations manager and rescue operations manager With additional flight training, you may also become qualified as a civilian or defence force pilot.