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Program overview Summary of the Bachelor of Aviation Science program - Program code: 1258 | Program code | Program title | Award abbreviation | Location |
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| 1258 | Bachelor of Aviation Science | BAvnSc | Nathan | | Host element | Duration | Credit points | Semester intakes | | School of Biomolecular and Physical Sciences | 1 year full-time | Advanced Standing 160CP; Griffith Courses 80CP | S1 |
About this program This program (to be introduced in Semester 1, 2004) is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge required for employment as a commercial pilot. It will also provide students with core skills required for life long learning in the rapidly changing aviation environment. The program aims to enhance the skills and experience of Nelson-Marlborough Institute of Technology graduates in their current area of expertise and to advance their career prospects as well as equip graduates with advanced qualifications so as to broaden their employment prospects. Attendance The Bachelor of Aviation Science is offered in external mode and via the Internet - fully on line, which means that there is no requirement for on campus attendance. For a number of courses you will be provided course materials via a variety of means, including printed materials and via Learning@Griffith. The remaining courses offered fully on line will allow you to participate in learning activities, lodge assessment items and access support services via Learning@Griffith. Access to a reliable computer with internet connection is essential. Professional recognition As a graduate, you will receive a Commercial Pilot Licence. With a chemistry major, you will also be eligible for Royal Australian Chemical Institute membership; and with a physics major, you will be eligible for Australian Institute of Physics membership. With a biological major, you will be eligible for membership of the Australian Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, the Australian Biotechnology Society and the Australian Society for Microbiology. Career opportunities Graduates will be qualified as pilots and prepared for employment in general aviation, which involves charter work, flight instruction (theory and practical) and other aerial services, such as agricultural spraying, aerial surveying and photography. You will also be able to apply the science component of your degree as a practising scientist. Opportunities for employment exist in areas such as government departments, research laboratories and scientific industries
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