Bachelor of Aerospace Systems Engineering (Honours)
University of Newcastle
Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Undergraduate
CRICOS: 00109J
Aerospace systems engineering involves a systems approach to the design, efficient operation and modification of high-tech devices for the aeronautical and defence industries. A key challenge for the development of aerospace systems is the need to be as light-weight as possible, yet highly reliable. Aerospace systems engineers need to understand and control the response of aerospace vehicles to complex interactions between sensors, controllers, actuators and other aircraft subsystems to ensure trouble-free, safe and efficient operations. Aerospace systems engineering principles deal with the complementary design of aircraft subsystems to ensure they work in unison, without conflict and to ensure the high levels of reliability required in aerospace operations.
Structure
- The Bachelor of Aerospace Systems Engineering (Honours) program is a four year program, students are required to complete 320 units, which is comprised of: 300 units of Core Courses
- and 20 units of Electives.
Subjects
- Aircraft operations and performance
- Principles of flight and avionics
- Aerospace design and materials
- Embedded systems engineering
Standard entry requirements
Year 12 HSC or ATAR equivalent
Study information
| Campus | Fees | Entry | Mid year intake | Attendance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Callaghan |
| No |
|
Fee comments
Campuses: Callaghan.
Fees are indicative and subject to variation. Overall program fee may vary based on course selection.
