Aviation

Aviation

RMIT is renowned for our aviation courses, with long-standing industry connections, leading research and the teaching expertise to help you launch your flying career in Australia and internationally.

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Why study an aviation course at RMIT?

More than 80 years of experience in aerospace and aviation education

Our aviation courses are tailored to international airline standards and we've partnered with key aviation industry stakeholders

RMIT has successfully trained more than 3,000 pilots since 1994

Choose an aviation course

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Courses
CompareCourse nameStudy typeLocationEntry score 
Pre-university studyMelbourne CityNot applicable Or is it?See admissions
Undergraduate degreeBendigo, Point CookPoint Cook campus: ATAR 66.05* Bendigo campus: ATAR 65.45*See admissions
Undergraduate degreeMelbourne CityATAR 73.90*See admissions
Undergraduate degreeMelbourne CityATAR 75.00*See admissions
Undergraduate degreeMelbourne City, Point CookATAR 80.05*See admissions
Postgraduate study Melbourne City, OnlineNot applicable*Not applicable
Postgraduate study Melbourne CityNot applicable*See admissions
Research programsMelbourne City, BundooraNot applicable*See admissions

Discover aviation courses

Broaden your horizons

RMIT offers an industry-led, hands-on learning experience designed to set you en route to diverse fields across the aviation sector.

Our Aviation courses are developed with input from the industry experts, ensuring they align with national and international airline standards. You'll learn from an internationally recognised team of instructors and aviation experts, benefitting from RMIT's long standing relationships and expertise in aviation education and research.

Career outcomes

Launch your aviation career

Graduates emerge prepared with the skills and knowledge to meet the needs of future employers and international airline standards.

Work in airline or airport management or join the Royal Flying Doctors Service or take on the role of first officer in a major airline. You’ll learn the skills and knowledge required to work across a variety of sectors in the aviation industry,

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How to become a pilot

Thinking of becoming a pilot? Find out what a pilot does and what it takes to become one.

Industry connections

Board with confidence

RMIT Flight Training is authorised by the  Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) as Part 141/142 organisation to provide pilot training.

We are also included in the RMIT has been selected in the Qantas Group – Aviation Career Enrichment program, delivered by the Qantas Group to prepare pilot students for employment opportunities.

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