Aviation
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Academic Degree:
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (BSc)
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Mode of Study:
Full-time / 6 Semesters / 180 ECTS
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Language of Instruction:
German
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Head of Degree Programme:Dr.-Ing. Holger Friehmelt More of this Person
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Campus:
Graz
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Application Deadline:27 May 2019 more deadlines
Understanding the background to aviation is even better than flying itself. Our course enables you to either develop your knowledge of aviation technology or train to be a pilot. Afterwards, it’s time for ‘take off’ as you embark on a career in the national or international aviation industry.
What you will learn:
Fundamentals of science
You’ll expand your knowledge of maths and physics and learn how an aeroplane flies.
Aeronautics expertise
You’ll learn how aviation is organised, from air traffic control to airport operation.
Construction and calculation
You’ll learn about the methods and tools involved in designing and calculating aircraft and aircraft components.
Simulation
You’ll simulate components you have designed in order to optimise aerodynamics.
Managing projects
You’ll organise and coordinate your initial projects to prepare you for your subsequent professional work.
Internship
The bachelor course gives you the opportunity to work in an aviation company and experience the fascination of aviation for yourself.
Did you know, …
… that our bachelor course in Aviation is unique?
We are the only university in Austria to cover the full scope of aviation as a discipline since 2001 – from aircraft design to air traffic control and management.
Did you know, …
… that you can acquire a radio licence during the first year of your course?
During the first year of the course, we offer a wide range of subjects to provide a basic grounding in aviation – from aviation technology to meteorology and navigation. This also includes the official AFZ Radio Licence.
Did you know, …
… that you can take part in current research projects?
We undertake a range of research activities from aircraft and drone design to aerodynamics, aircraft electronics, flight control and flight simulation. You will form part of the research team as part of your project work!
Did you know, …
… that you can acquire your licence to become an airline pilot?
If you are allocated a training place at an airline or flight school, you can complete your pilot’s training during the third year as part of an internship.
Did you know, …
… that you will receive training in project management during the course?
We run a separate lecture course to prepare you for the examination to become a project manager or certified project manager, thereby giving you a head start in your subsequent career.
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