30 Master's Programs in Aviation Management 2022
30 Results inAviation Management
While at AUS, the student will acquire the necessary skills to fast-track their management career in aviation management. Grounded in cutting-edge business theory, the student ... +
Highlight Your Excellence in the Field of Aviation Management. Learn from Aviation Experts.
Accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP), the Master of Business Administration in Aviation (MBAA) curriculum has been developed and c ... +
Earn a scholarship worth up to US$10,000
The 2nd studies cycle in Aeronautic Maintenance Technology and Management aims to fulfill the needs of the labor market and to train professionals with skills in aeronautics m ... +
The Aerospace Management MSc prepares and trains participants to hold managerial positions in aeronautics, space and airline industries.
This degree is perfect for working professionals or those about to graduate with a Bachelor’s degree. It is in response to the significant increase in the transportation of pe ... +
The Advanced Air Mobility Systems MSc is designed to equip you with the skills required to pursue a successful career in transforming the aviation industry, applying the knowl ... +
The Master of Science in Aviation Finance degree gives students knowledge about operations, along with the portfolio of expertise and skills they need to manage the financial ... +
The global aviation industry is highly complex and is subject to constant change and challenge in sustaining competitiveness while offering a safe and efficient passenger expe ... +
The Advanced Master Airline Management is an academic Program accredited by the French CGE (Conference des Grandes Ecoles) gathering the skills and experience of ENAC (Ecole N ... +
Over four billion people now travel by air annually, and air travel is growing at over five per cent a year. Our MSc Air Transport Management will give you the knowledge, skil ... +
Due to the rapid developments in aviation, an applied scientific study is becoming increasingly interesting for pilots, maintenance engineers and technical personnel.