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Queensland University of Technology (QUT) is one of Australia's largest universities, enrolling 40,000 students, 12 per cent from overseas. We can offer you a broader range of undergraduate degrees than most other universities, with the flexibility to choose a combination of study areas as well as participate in exchange programs with overseas universities. QUT is the largest provider of bachelor degree graduates into full-time employment in Australia each year and its graduate employment rate is well above the national average for Australian universities. QUT has 9 faculties covering many disciplines including business, built environment and engineering, creative industries, education, health, humanities and human services, information technology, law and science.
Aerospace AvionicsWhat is aerospace avionics?Aerospace Avionics Engineers perform and supervise the design, development, manufacture and maintenance work on the electronic systems of military and civilian aeroplanes, helicopters, spacecraft and satellites. Aerospace Engineers repair, modify and test a range of electrical, electronics, radio communications and navigation system components. They also maintain, inspect and undertake fault diagnosis on aircraft equipment such as protection systems, autopilot, environmental control systems and radar and communication systems. Aerospace Engineers are equipped to work in both airborne/space borne and ground-based electronic systems such as radar, communications and navigational aids such as Global Positioning Systems (GPS). Why choose aerospace avionics at QUT?Avionics at QUT is a unique course in Australia. You will learn about aerodynamics, aircraft control systems, avionics navigation and communication. In later years of the course, you can specialise in the design of aircraft and satellite systems including systems engineering methodology, aircraft and satellite technology. Many of our teaching staff are involved in relevant research with government and industry sectors, ensuring the program is relevant to industry and giving you the opportunity to work in real projects during your studies. The course has close links with relevant local and overseas industries. It meets the requirements for membership of Engineers Australia and the Institution of Radio and Electronics Engineers Australia. It is also professionally recognised by many international professional institutions. Course StructureRead the full course structure for the Bachelor of Engineering (Aerospace Avionics). Further informationSchool of Engineering Systems Film and TelevisionWhat is Film and Television?Film and television stresses individual creativity in the areas of producing, directing, scriptwriting, cinematography, editing, sound or multimedia production. Why choose Film and Television at QUT?Film and Television at QUT is located within the Creative Industries Faculty, which offers a range of leading courses which combine education, creativity and technology. There are three bachelor courses in Creative Industries which are focused around film and television.
Courses in film and Television are based at QUT’s Kelvin Grove Campus. Course structureRead the full course structure for the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Film and Television) Bachelor of Creative Industries (Television) Bachelor of Creative Industries (Interdisciplinary) with a sub-major Screen Studies. Further informationStudent and general enquiries |
