The Aircraft Maintenance – Avionics major (offered only at Aviation Australia’s Brisbane campus) focuses on the electronic, communication, and control systems used in modern aircraft, preparing students for specialised careers in avionics maintenance and aviation engineering. The program begins with foundational engineering and aviation units such as Analytical Methods and Physics for Aircraft Maintenance, Electronic Fundamentals, Electrical Fundamentals, Applied Mathematics, Introduction to Contemporary Engineering, Engineering Industry Project Investigation, and Human Factors and Aviation Legislation, which build strong technical understanding along with essential safety, regulatory, and human factors awareness. Students then progress into core avionics-focused subjects including Aircraft Instrumentation Systems, Avionics Aircraft Maintenance Practices, Aircraft Systems – Avionics, Aerodynamics, Flight Control and Navigation, Automatic Flight Control and Communication Systems, Aircraft Communication Systems, and Advanced Aircraft Control Systems. These units provide in-depth knowledge of navigation systems, communication technologies, and automated flight control systems used in modern aircraft. Maintenance Engineering and Advanced Materials in Aviation further strengthen understanding of aircraft reliability and performance. Remote Piloted Aircraft Systems introduces modern UAV technologies. Practical experience is delivered through Engineering Practice Experience (internship or placement) and project-based units such as Engineering Technology Project Planning and Implementation. Overall, this major prepares graduates for careers in avionics maintenance, aircraft systems engineering, and aviation technology with strong emphasis on precision, safety, and advanced electronic systems.