COURSE CURRICULUM

The indicative sequence for the Bachelor of Aviation and Piloting for Semester 1, 2026, provides a structured pathway that combines academic knowledge with hands-on flight training, preparing students for professional careers as commercial pilots. In the first year, students build foundational skills in aviation systems, regulations, and analytical techniques. Semester 1 includes units such as The Global Aviation System and Regulatory Framework (AVA10001) and Essential Aviation Analytical Skills (AVA10011), alongside the Private Pilot Licence Practicum (AVF80001) and Private Pilot Licence Theory (AVT10005), which provide essential flight training and theoretical knowledge. In Semester 2, students advance their understanding through Aviation Project: Blue Sky Ideas (AVA10014) and Commercial Pilot Licence Theory 1 (AVT10006), supplemented by elective units that allow personalization of study.The second year focuses on commercial aviation operations and advanced flight training. Semester 1 includes Airport and Airline Planning: Factors and Outcomes (AVA20028), Commercial Pilot Licence Practicum 1 (AVF80002), and Commercial Pilot Licence Theory 2 (AVT20003), alongside elective options. Semester 2 develops skills in airline operations and strategic planning through Airline Crew Planning and Resourcing (AVA20027) and Airline Market Analysis and Network Planning (AVA20029), complemented by Commercial Pilot Licence Practicum 2 (AVF80013) and Air Transport Pilot Licence Theory 1 (AVT30003).In the final year, students consolidate their knowledge and gain advanced operational experience. Semester 1 includes Aviation Capstone 1: Project Planning (AVA30008), Multi Crew Cooperation and Jet Orientation Course Practicum (AVF80005), Flight Instructor Rating Practicum (AVF80006), Advanced Aviation Analytics and Research Skills (AVA30005), and Air Transport Pilot Licence Theory 2 (AVT30004). Semester 2 concludes with Aviation Capstone 2: Project Implementation (AVA30009), Current and Future Aviation Technologies and Operational Concepts (AVA30006), Air Transport Pilot Licence Theory 3 (AVT30002), and an elective unit. This combination of academic study, practical flight training, and industry-focused projects ensures graduates are fully prepared for careers as skilled, confident, and professional commercial pilots, capable of operating safely and effectively in complex aviation environments.