Bachelor of Aviation (Pilot)

The Bachelor of Aviation (Pilot) is an undergraduate program designed to train students for a career as a professional pilot, combining aviation theory with practical flight training components.

The Bachelor of Aviation (Pilot) is offered by the University of South Australia (UniSA), which is transitioning into Adelaide University — a new university committed to making a transformative impact through world-class disciplines, research, and innovative teaching.

Adelaide University has multiple campuses across South Australia, including Adelaide City Campus on North Terrace in the CBD, Magill Campus in the eastern suburbs, Mawson Lakes Campus, Mount Gambier Campus, Roseworthy Campus, Waite Campus, and Whyalla Campus — the largest regional university campus in South Australia.

Adelaide University aims to be ranked as the best university nationally for student employment outcomes, indicating a strong focus on graduate employability. Specific career outcomes for the Bachelor of Aviation (Pilot) were not detailed on this page.

Adelaide is described as one of Australia's most liveable cities, offering a vibrant, welcoming and accessible environment with strong opportunities in education, advanced manufacturing, and other industries. The city balances urban living with natural landscapes, making it an appealing location for students.