The term avionics is a mix of aviation and electronics. In recent years, the aircraft industry has seen an exponential expansion in the use of digital communications, control, and navigation technologies. On-board computers now regulate critical flight tasks for big aerial vehicles, from takeoff to automatically controlled landings, while on-board sensors monitor physical phenomena such as weather, ground vehicles, crop densities, and other aerial targets. Avionics is thus a multidisciplinary and demanding field. IAA’s Avionics Engineering Department provides MS and PhD degrees in avionics engineering and information security. The provided programs allow students to pursue difficult courses of study that reflect the challenges of today’s high-tech IT and aviation industries. Students can choose courses from a number of specializations, this one in-depth topics and push the boundaries of technical and scientific knowledge. Special-study courses are available to examine emerging technologies and their applications in problem solving. Advanced concepts and applications are stressed throughout the curriculum, including the thesis research. The goal is to provide the necessary knowledge and depth so that graduates can continue to pursue lifelong transdisciplinary learning as professionals.