Bachelor of Applied Science (Honours) (Aviation) in Mawson Lakes Australia | Adelaide University

This honors program is tailored for graduates holding a bachelor's degree in aviation.

Over a focused, one-year research curriculum, you'll acquire expertise applicable to diverse sectors such as defense, aviation leadership, and academic research, positioning you advantageously in the employment landscape.

By undertaking a significant industrial, scientific, or commercial initiative, you'll develop specialized aviation operational knowledge while refining your project coordination, interpersonal communication, and analytical abilities.

The program offers flexibility to align with your professional aspirations through elective studies in areas like human performance, safety systems, and air transport operations, with guidance from your academic advisor.

Instruction for this program occurs at Mawson Lakes campus, conveniently located 20 minutes from downtown with ample parking. The campus is well-served by public transit, with Mawson Lakes railway station within walking distance.
Launch your research or industry career with this intensive one-year honors curriculum.
Enhance your investigative capabilities and specialized aviation operational understanding.
Obtain practical experience by completing a substantial industrial, scientific, or commercial initiative.
Leverage industry-aligned coursework featuring collaborations with Flight Training Australia, Qantas Group, and regional aviation partners.
Participate in advancing knowledge within the expanding aviation sector.
Utilize this honors qualification as a stepping stone to Master of Research or PhD programs.


Throughout the program, you'll undertake a year-long aviation project in industrial, scientific, or commercial contexts under faculty supervision.

You'll cultivate competencies in literature analysis, research techniques, experimental planning, data interpretation, and ethical research practices, with options to customize your learning focus in consultation with your academic mentor.