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Department of Aviation Home Page
What is UNSW Aviation ?
UNSW is ranked in the top 50 world universities by Times Higher Education, and of these only UNSW offers aviation degrees and flight training through its school of Aviation, known locally as UNSW Aviation.
Aviation Education includes:
- higher degrees,
- degrees,
- and diplomas,
while Aviation Training includes all flight training and associated flight simulator and theory training.
UNSW Aviation personnel are very active in aviation research, and in this website you will be able to explore details of all these activities.
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Contact Details
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+61 2 9385 6767 |
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+61 2 9385 6637 |
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Department of Aviation
UNSW Sydney 2052
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aviation@unsw.edu.au |
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Old Main Building
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Student Links
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UNSW Aviation is attending the 2010 Singapore Airshow from 2-7 February. We are exhibiting as a member of Team Australia.
The first 4 days are exclusively for trade attendees. The door will open to public on 6 and 7 February.
Research Summary
Background: Young drivers (15-29 years) throughout the world continue to be over-represented in motor vehicle accidents (WHO, 2009). A contributing factor to a large number of these motor vehicle accidents is speeding...
Professor Jason Middleton, Head of the University of New South Wales Department of Aviation (UNSW Aviation) is pleased to announce that new training aeroplanes have just been ordered for its Flying Training Unit, which is based at Bankstown Airport, Sydney.
UNSW Aviation will be running ATPL theory courses in 2010.
Applications are now open for entry into the Bachelor of Aviation (Flying).
The Department of Aviation would like to congratulate Dr Tay Koo for the success of his PhD studies at UNSW Aviation.
Department of Aviation Senior Lecturer, Ian Douglas, recently delivered a keynote session on airline competitive strategies for times of recession at Thai Airways International's Global Cargo Conference in Bangkok.
