Bachelor of Aviation (Management)

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Australia has one of the most highly developed aviation industries in the world. Our graduates work across a range of Australian and international organisations including Qantas, Airservices Australia, Rex, the Defence Forces, Sydney Airport, the Civil Aviation Safety Authority, Virgin Australia, Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Qatar Airways and Emirates.

Operations:

• Airport operations manager
• Flight operations management
• Ground operations management
• Freight operations management
• Aerodrome reporting officer
• Logistics
• Network planning, scheduling, and slots

Management:

• Airport management
• Government relations management
• Customer service management
• Revenue management
• Brand marketing management
• Finance strategy and commercial planning
• Property management
• Human resources and workforce planning
• Customer experience professional

Safety:

• Incident investigator
• Work safety officer
• Aviation safety and human factors
• Airworthiness management
• Environment and quality assurance
• Legal and compliance

Specialised fields:

• Digital IT and aviation analytics
• Human factors specialists in other transport industries such as rail and road (Transport for NSW)