Program Overview

Overview

The Aviation Management major is designed to equip students with the knowledge, attitudes, and skills required to become future leaders in the aviation industry. Students will gain a broad understanding of the domestic and international aviation industries and related sectors, and will be able to personalize their degree to suit their aviation career ambitions.

Career Outcomes

As a graduate, students will be equipped to enter a career in areas such as:

• Aviation operations
• Scheduling
• Air traffic control
• Consultancy
• Human resources
• Airport and airline operations
• The aviation regulatory or investigative areas of government

What You'll Study

The Aviation Management major includes the following core courses:

• AVN2104 - Foundations of Aviation Safety
• AVN3105 - Contemporary Issues in Aviation
• AVN2101 - Airport Operations and Management
• AVN2103 - Airline Operations Management
• AVN3110 - Aviation Security Management
• AVN3102 - Advanced Aviation Safety Management Systems
• ECO1201 - Fundamental Economics
• MGT3006 - Navigating Employment Relations

Relevant Degrees

The Aviation Management major is available as part of the following degree:

Bachelor of Aviation

The Bachelor of Aviation degree allows students to gain professional pilot qualifications with the Flight Operations major or prepare for a range of critical roles on the ground with the Aviation Management major. Students will study aviation-specific courses, experience world-class simulators, and learn from acclaimed experts. Eligible students of the Flight Operations major can be considered for the Qantas Group Aviation Career Enrichment Program (Q-ACE) leading to employment with QantasLink as First Officers.