Graduates of the Bachelor's degree course in Aviation UAS (Aviation) can work in the Air Force Operations Center if they are interested in a position in planning and administration. The Air Force is also an interesting employer in safety, risk and quality management and as a drone operator or pilot.

If you choose the commercial pilot specialization during your UAS degree course, you can obtain a dual degree and thus complete the license training in addition to the bachelor's degree, which will enable you to work as a pilot after completing your training.

Semesters abroad during the UAS Aviation degree program are not only possible, but also encouraged and recommended in order to improve foreign language skills and gain international experience. Aviation students can therefore continue their studies at around 60 partner universities worldwide without having to extend their studies. Universities in Beijing, Aarhus, Berlin, Frankfurt, Tartu, Jyväskylä, Vaasa, Paris, Venice, Carlow, Tokyo, Seoul, Amsterdam, Krakow, Barcelona, Seville, Pathum Thani, Istanbul, Prague, Long Beach, Orlando and others are available to choose from.

It is not possible to study for a Bachelor's degree in Aviation UAS while working. The course is offered exclusively as a full-time course or as a practice-integrated course (for high school graduates without professional experience).

After completing a Bachelor's degree in Aviation UAS, graduates with a focus on technology can find employment with a wide range of employers. For example, it is possible to work for manufacturers and maintenance companies in the areas of system integration and testing, customer support engineering or type certification and maintenance. At airports, air traffic control and airlines, for example, you can work in operational engineering, or at airlines and air traffic control in the maintenance, repair and overhaul of air traffic control systems and aircraft.