Master of Aviation by distance learning (jointly organized with Massey University, New Zealand)

The Master of Aviation (MAv) is an advanced professional programme that offers you the opportunity to gain the skills and qualification needed to significantly enhance your career prospects in the internationally competitive aviation sector.

The MAv is a parts-based course of study which consists of papers totaling at least 180 credits comprising Part 1 and Part 2 as defined by the Schedule to the Degree, and including at least 60 credits at 800-level in accordance with either the Research Pathway or Professional Practice Pathway.

There are 2 semesters a year and you can take a maximum of 60 credits per semester.... [-]

Master of Aviation Management

Aviation today is one of the most dynamic fast-growing industries in the world. The market signals give cause for optimism: the aerospace industry, which is strategically and technologically important and indispensable to modern society, will continue to expand. With an annual global growth rate of five percent, this industry is currently experiencing the beginning of a boom.New, young and motivated specialists, with profound knowledge in aviation management, are needed, as the aviation workforce requires completely new competencies and state-of-the-art expertise. For all these reasons there will be a considerable need in the near future for well-trained aviation experts with different academic backgrounds.... [-]

The master program Aeronautical Management provides an interdisciplinary insight into the aviation systems, i. e. airlines, maintenance facilities, and legislation authorities. Applicants have to be graduates of bachelor study programs in aviation systems.

The master program is designed to enhance your competence by the following modules:

The program provides up to 15 places for applicants. Applications are welcome from worldwide. The program is especially open for pilots/engineers with an academic degree in aviation systems engineering and management or with an acceptable degree in related areas like aircraft engineering, maintenance, or air traffic administration plus a practical experience.... [-]

UAvs are nowadays essential and unavoidable component of civil aviation activities. Needs of the various actors, operators, major purchasers, manufacturers or legislators, have evolved considerably. This fast evolution faces numerous challenges: encouraging UAVs development and their new applications while ensuring an optimal level of safety of air transport.

Wishing to take up this challenge, Enac, the first European Aviation School, innovates by creating this new UASSM master to allow its students to acquire all skills to future professionals in this promising business sector. ENAC benefits of its long history in education and research. Particularly ENAC research program "UAVs Systems” addresses UAV’s integration in global Air Traffic, as well as in their applications. Air transport, surveillance, goods transportation, agriculture domain, defence industry as well as the energy sector are seeking experts in the new technology and its management.... [-]

The 2nd cycle of studies in Management and Aeronautical Maintenance Technologies of Atlântica is a course that aims to respond to the needs of the current job market and aims to train professionals with advanced skills and knowledge in aeronautics, or related areas, essential to the exercise of Engineering activities in a growing industry in Portugal.

It aims to train postgraduate professionals who demonstrate technical and professional leadership skills and the adaptability needed in an ever-changing society.

The cycle of studies also seeks to attract students from other training courses in other higher education institutions and professionals in the fields of Mechanical, Electrotechnical, Civil Engineering, etc. who want to specialize and progress in their career. It must also ensure the skills that allow the Masters to pursue complementary training (3rd cycle) and is integrated into the global strategy of Atlântica and the industrial partner Carbures in Portugal.... [-]