Aviation
The thrill of taking to the skies is one of humankind’s greatest achievements. A hundred years ago we barely knew how. Now we depend on it every day.
Explore our Aviation courses
Why study Aviation with us?
More than 30 years leading aviation education
Get experience working on real world industry project every year of your degree
Choose Aviation at Swinburne
Our studies give you a full scientific and cultural understanding of aviation and the aviation industry, including:
- Aerodynamics
- Airline law and operations
- Safety
- Business strategy and more.
Best of all, you'll be flying from semester 1 - our Flight School gives you hands-on experience in actual and simulated environments, so you’ll be ready to take to the skies.
For those who prefer their feet firmly on the ground, our Bachelor of Aviation Management can have you working in the operations centre, management, compliance network analysis and beyond.
Browse Swinburne’s industry leading Aviation courses to find detailed course information including application dates, fees, entry requirements, course subjects, ATAR calculator and more.
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How to become a pilot
Take to the skies with Swinburne, where you will attain all the required licences to propel you into a commercial pilot career.
Start your Aviation journey
Explore the world of Aviation at Swinburne, discover outstanding facilities, expert lecturers, and a diverse aircraft fleet. Acquire the skills needed to obtain your commercial pilot license, instrument rating, and complete all ATPL subjects. With a supportive community and excellent course structure, Swinburne prepares you for success in aviation.
Qantas Future Pilot Program
We have partnered with Qantas to offer a new pilot pathway program that qualifies Swinburne's flight crew of the future to fly with QantasLink, the airline’s regional brand.
Learn to fly with CAE at one of Australia’s busiest airports – Moorabbin
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- Technology
- Aviation
- Sustainability
Swinburne partners with Latrobe City Council to propel Victoria’s Advanced Air Mobility precinct
Swinburne has become the first Foundation Member of the newly established Latrobe Aerospace Technology Precinct.
Friday 03 May 2024 -
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How AI can fast track the developments our aviation sector desperately needs
With the help of artificial intelligence, new aircraft designs that meet modern demands could be a reality as soon as 2025 and help alleviate concerns like safety.Thursday 18 January 2024