Degree Programs

• Bachelor of Engineering (Aeronautical)
  Graduates will be responsible for the airworthiness and modification of aircraft and engines, or the acquisition and introduction of new equipment to the service. (Refer to ADFA 2008 Handbook, Page 71)
• Bachelor of Engineering (Civil)
  This degree is designed to produce graduate engineers who have a sound base in the basic sciences (Physcis, Chemistry and Mathematics) together with the Civil Engineering sub-disciplines of Structures, Hydraulics, Geomechanics, Environmental Engineering, Project Management and Materials Science associated with Defence projects and military activities. (Refer to ADFA 2008 Handbook, Page73)
• Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical)
  Graduates work in maintenance workshops, headquarters staff, or on equipment procurement in the materiel. Naval engineers may be posted to a destroyer or larger ship. (Refer to ADFA 2008 Handbook, Page 77)
• Bachelor of Technology (Aeronautical Engineering)
  This degree is offered primarily for RAAF officer cadets who intend to become pilots (general duties officers) and wish to enhance their understanding of the aircraft they hope to fly. (Refer to ADFA 2008 Handbook, Page 78)
• Bachelor of Technology (Aviation)
  This degree is designed for Officer Cadets and Midshipmen who have been selected for pilot training in the RAAF and the NAVY. The program contains both academic and practical flying components with two years of studies at ADFA and a third year, which includes a project and the flying component of the degree presented at Tamworth, NSW (1st session) and Pearce, WA (2nd session). (Refer to ADFA 2008 Handbook, Page 80)

Enquiries may be directed to the Undergraduate Student Administrator:- Mrs Gill Taylor.