Bachelor of Technology (Aeronautical)

It is intended for students who have a passion for flying, aviation and aviation who wish to gain the opportunity to further their studies in order to become an expert in the field of engineering. At the end of its kind course in Western Australia, aviation technology uses aviation science and technology, including flight systems, materials and equipment and flight operations. Areas of study include a foundation in science and mathematics, as well as engineering mechanics, computer-aided design, engineering, and thermodynamics and liquids. It also includes specific flight science courses such as aircraft systems and structures, aviation and aerodynamics. Students will also gain an understanding of the operation and operation of the aircraft from the perspective of an aircraft technician.

Bachelor of Technology (Aeronautical) courses at Edith Cowan University focus on developing knowledge and skills relevant to the aviation industry, and, along with a sound foundation of expertise, including strong practical problem solving, team work and project work in Australia. As a result, students will have more technical and transferable skills, and will graduate with strong analytical skills and the ability to contribute to challenging projects. Once the appropriate options are selected, graduate students can apply for a degree in ECU's Master of Engineering, Mechanical or Civil Engineering courses. This empowers students to reach advanced engineering level after two years of study.

At Edith Cowan University, a Bachelor of Technology in Aeronautical Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive . This course will equip you with the skills, knowledge and experience needed to look for a job in the exciting field of aeronautical technology. After completing this course, you can choose to work as an aeronautical technician or mechanical engineer. This course also serves as a viable career path as an accredited developer. After graduation, you can choose to apply for a Masters of Engineering, and pursue a career as an accredited engineer. Want to know where a career in engineering can take you? Possible consequences of such activities may include Aeronautical Technologist and Mechanical Technologist.