BSc Aviation Management
Entry requirements
A level: BBC (excludes General Studies) IB: Overall pass including at least 14 points from Higher Level subjects
About this course
BSc in Geography (human) and planning and Innovation, with an applied focus on the aviation sector. Core topics include Data Analysis, Statistics, Research Methods, Project Management, Financial Analysis, and Marketing. The course offers a 4-year sandwich option incorporating an industry placement, and culminates in an individual research project on a chosen aviation topic requiring ethical approval.
Modules
- Introduction to the Global Aviation Ecosystem – 30 credits
- Introduction to the Aviation Business and Data Management – 30 credits
- Airport Planning, Design and Project Management – 30 credits
- Aircraft Engineering, Flight Theory and Safety – 30 credits
- Aviation Global Logistics and Cargo Operations – 30 credits
- Aviation Operations, Safety and Security – 30 credits
- Airline Marketing and the Customer Journey – 30 credits
- Research Methods – 30 credits
- Airline Network Planning, Route Development & Scheduling – 30 credits
- Corporate Aviation Strategies – 30 credits
- Contemporary Challenges in Aerospace and Aviation – 30 credits
- Aviation Management Individual Project – 30 credits