COURSE CURRICULUM

For Trimester 2, 2025, the degree requires the completion of 80 credit points through a series of core modules focused on aviation management. Students begin with foundational courses offered in Trimester 1, including Aviation Economics, Safety Management Systems, Research Design, and Managing Complex Projects, each worth 10 credit points. These courses provide essential knowledge in economic principles, safety practices, research methods, and project management tailored to the aviation industry. In Trimester 2, students continue with Aviation Leadership and Communication, Human Factors for Aviation Managers, and Strategic Airline and Airport Management, each valued at 10 credit points. These modules emphasize leadership skills, understanding human factors affecting aviation operations, and strategic management of airlines and airports. Together, these courses offer a comprehensive curriculum designed to develop the skills and knowledge necessary to manage complex issues within the aviation sector effectively. This structure ensures students are well-prepared to address the challenges of the aviation industry through a blend of economic, safety, leadership, and strategic management perspectives.