Bachelor of Aeronautical Engineering (Honours) Non-Defence
Fly high & reach for the stars.
For domestic students only.
Fly high & reach for the stars.
For domestic students only.
Do you want to reach new heights in your career? Does the thought of sending an astronaut to the moon fill you with excitement? Aeronautical engineers work at the cutting-edge of engineering designing, manufacturing, and maintaining aircraft in the aviation and aerospace industries. A Bachelor of Aeronautical Engineering from UNSW Canberra will kickstart your career in this highly valued industry with the skills you need to thrive in your ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳force career.Ìý
90.00
Undergraduate
4 years full-time
Semester 1
4472
On campus
OurÌýBachelor ofÌýAeronautical EngineeringÌýdegreeÌýis a four-year degreeÌýwith an in-built Honours year.ÌýThis degree isÌýtailoredÌýtoÌýaeronautical engineersÌýandÌýcovers the fundamentals ofÌýaeronautics,ÌýaerodynamicsÌýandÌýengine propulsion,ÌýaircraftÌýdesignÌýand more.ÌýÌý
As you progress further in your degree, you’ll be givenÌýfurtherÌýopportunities to study courses that interest you. You could choose fromÌýelectivesÌýincluding:ÌýÌý
You will alsoÌýcomplete a 60-day internshipÌýin aÌýprofessional aeronauticalÌýengineeringÌýenvironment.ÌýPutÌýinto action everything you haveÌýlearntÌýand see howÌýaÌýpracticingÌýaeronautical engineerÌýapproachesÌýandÌýsolvesÌýproblemsÌýin the real world.Ìý
When you study with us, you’ll have access to purpose-built workshops and facilities and benefit from the best university campus teacher-to-student ratio in Australia. Working with experienced engineers and client representatives on industry-focused design and research projects, you’ll gain the hands-on experience needed to meet the global challenges of the future.Ìý
In your fourth and final year, you’ll also design and conduct your very own research project. You’ll work with one of our world-class academics to make an original contribution to the field of aeronautical engineering.Ìý
I have been interested in engineering as far back as I can remember. I have always been excited by the way engines and aircraft work and move. So far, I’ve been exposed to a multitude of different learning environments, from lectures to hands-on workshops. The highlight so far was learning how to operate equipment and machinery required to design and build systems. The opportunity to develop hands-on skills such as welding, oxyfuel cutting and working with a lathe is unique to UNSW Canberra.
Dominic Hill, Aeronautical Engineering studentÌý
By studying aeronautical engineering at UNSW Canberra,Ìýyou’ll be accredited byÌýEngineers AustraliaÌýto begin working immediately as anÌýaeronauticalÌýengineerÌýin Australia and around the world.ÌýGraduates find themselves working in a range of industries, including:Ìý
These industries also require graduates who can bring their expertise to the logistical and business requirements ofÌýtheir field.Ìý