The Faculty of Science at UNSW offers two different undergraduate degree programs in Aviation: the Bachelor of Aviation (Flying) and the Bachelor of Aviation (Management). Students also have the opportunity to take the Bachelor of Aviation (Management) as a double degree combined with the Bachelor of Commerce.
Your degree requirements
There are three undergraduate options to study Aviation:
- The Bachelor of Aviation (Flying) at UNSW offers you the opportunity to be educated and trained as a pilot to the highest commercial standards.
- The Bachelor of Aviation (Management), allows you to pursue a career in flight operations on or off the flight deck.
- The Bachelor of Aviation (Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems) allows you to embark on a successful career in the RPAS industry, whether it is to create a start-up business, or to fulfill the demands of highly skilled roles within organisations.
- The Bachelor of Commerce/Aviation (Management) in collaboration with the UNSW School of Business, students of the Bachelor of Aviation (Management) are also offered the opportunity to undertake a double degree combined with the Bachelor of Commerce.
The full list of courses required for this degree can be viewed in the UNSW Handbook.
All rules are outlined in the Handbook and we encourage you to use this in conjunction with the Progression Plans to ensure you are selecting courses that count towards your degree.
TIP: When using the Handbook or the Progression Plans, always select the year you commenced studying Science at UNSW and follow those rules throughout your degree.