Engineering and Aviation

This dual degree program unites the Electronic Engineering major from the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (with additional specialisation in avionics) using the core requirements of the Bachelor of Aviation. Candidates will be qualified as an electronics engineer and may have completed all of theory exams for the commercial pilots license (CPL). Candidates who continue via Griffith's 12 months Graduate Theory of Flight Management (domestic students only) may have completed their undercover abbr title="Commercial Pilot Licence CPL and are also qualified as being a commercial pilot. International students may replace the Graduate Theory of Flight Management using self-funded flight training.The program also offers students the choice of transferring around to this Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (1542) program prior to commencement of year 3 to complete the Electronic and Pilot Licence and may get a Private Pilot Licence (PPL) with the addition of some self-funded flight training. Students also have the option of transferring to the Electronic Engineering leading in the