航空学学士（管理）

您将开始学习航空，航空管理和安全方面的知识。还开设专业和技术交流以及人为因素的课程。您甚至有机会在我们的模拟器上度过一个学期的飞行，以了解航空的飞行员方面。随着学习的进展，您将探索航空法律，金融，经济学和市场营销，航空公司运营管理，机场，项目和战略管理以及风险和安全系统。您还将学习领导力，沟通和研究方法。您将从南澳大利亚大学的任何一门选修课中学习一名选修课，并从航空学（飞行）学位或其他与航空有关的选修课中学习一门选修课。随着全球对航空专家的需求的增长1，UniSA将积累您在机场和飞行运营方面的知识，并为您
Gain fundamental knowledge in aviation practice, aviation management, aviation safety, human factors, aviation law, airline finance and airline operations.Focus on aviation law, airline finance, operations management and safety.Benefit from close links to industry with coursework and materials aligned directly to industry needs and best practice.Broaden your studies with courses in professional and technical communication, leadership an research methods.The aviation industry is growing steadily and it is becoming increasingly sophisticated. Employers seek qualified aviation professionals with excellent skills and an all-round understanding of the industry complexities.You will learn the very latest in aviation theory from academics, industry experts and flight instructors, plus you'll get hands-on, practical experience and real-world assignments.This degree prepares you for a management role in the aviation industry in Australia or overseas. You'll develop a sound professional understanding of the industry and its associated environment. Your skills in organisational, regulatory, safety, technical and business management will make you adaptable and highly employable.<br><br>You will commence your studies with an introduction to aviation, aviation management and safety. There are also courses in professional and technical communication, and human factors. You'll even have the chance to spend a semester flying in our simulators to understand the pilot side of aviation.As your studies progress you will explore aviation law, finance, economics and marketing, airline operations management, airport, project and strategic management, and risk and safety systems. You'll also study leadership, and communications and research methods.<br><br>Career outcomes - :Over the next 20 years, IATA (the International Air Transport Association) forecasts that passenger air travel will double. Routes to, from and within the Asia-Pacific will see an extra 1.8 billion annual passengers by 2035 – the second highest global growth rate1. This growth should have a flow on effect on other careers in the field of aviation, making it a very exciting time to be launching a career in this vibrant industry.<br>manager airport services/operation manager: oversee day-to-day operations airports, responsible for establishing and maintaining high standards of safety, security and customer service.<br>maintenance and safety specialist: responsible for programs and projects that ensure aircraft or workplace health and safety, including implementing WHS strategies, training employees and investigating incidents.<br>air traffic controller: directing and monitoring air traffic (both on the ground and in the sky), coordinating flight schedules, overseeing stringent safety protocols and aircraft communication.