Описание программыMaster International Aviation Management.
Key information at a glance
Next start of studies:
Bad Honnef: March / September
Berlin: April / October
Accreditation: FIBAA accredited Credits: 60 ECTS Language of instruction: 100% English
Overview:
Fly high with IU
The aviation industry is forecasting further increases in passenger numbers for the coming years. As a result, graduates with a degree in Aviation Management will land great positions in interesting aviation professions – especially at the management level.
In our Aviation Management Master’s degree programme, you have the opportunity to combine your existing knowledge with sector-specific know-how. You learn about the main drivers of airline profitability – network planning and revenue management –, acquire knowledge of environmental issues such as noise and emissions, deepen your knowledge of airline and airport financing and discuss current issues from different perspectives.
Facts about the degree programme:
Degree: Master of Arts (M.A.)
Study model: on Campus
Campus: Bad Honnef, Berlin
Programme duration: 2 semesters
Admission: Bachelor’s degree, placement test if necessary, proof of English language skills
Non-Business Graduates: International Management for career changers
Study Aviation as a Major:
When you major in Aviation in the International Management Master programme (4 semesters, 120 ECTS), you will deepen your professional skills and your knowledge in the area of General Management.
Programme Structure:
What you will learn from us:
The International Aviation Management Master’s degree programme prepares you specifically for challenges you face as a leader in the aviation business:
You learn how to apply strategic and operative management concepts specifically to international airlines and infrastructure providers.
You deepen your knowledge of the structure and success factors for value-adding business models in aviation.
You deal intensively with regulations and measures in the aviation industry.
How does the course of studies work?
For our two-semester Master's programme you need a Bachelor's degree with 240 ECTS. If you already have professional experience or take our TASC placement test, a Bachelor's degree with 210 ECTS may be sufficient.
Where you will be studying:
You can pursue our Aviation Management Master’s degree at the two German campuses in Bad Honnef and Berlin.
Admission requirements:
Studying at the IU supports and challenges you. Here is what you need to become part of our university.
Bachelor's degree in Business, Management, Economics or similar from an accredited university (4 year programme or equivalent to 240 ECTS)
Final grade of at least "Satisfactory" (Minimum grade point average equivalent of 3.0 according to the German grading system)
Proof of English proficiency: Academic IELTS 6.0 / TOEFL IBT 80 points / PTE 56 points (overall) / Cambridge Advanced or Proficiency
If you have a Bachelor´s degree of 3 years or from fields other than Business or Management you can still access this Master by doing our Business-Preparation Semester (Path2Master) and/or the TASC examination.
Just send us your application and our Admission team will guide you on your different options.
Aptitude Test TASC.
The TASC examination is used to determine if you have the knowledge and skills necessary to successfully pursue the IU degree programme to which you are applying. Preparatory study materials are available on our CLIX learning platform to all candidates who will be taking the test. The materials include further literature references and detailed instructions that make it possible to work, for the most part, independently in preparation for taking the test.
Career:
What are my prospects?
As a future manager you will take on responsibilities in the area of air traffic and logistics. After graduation, for example, you can work as a ...
Air Freight Procurement Manager
Corporate Strategy Developer
Process Management Consultant
Your career? International!
Whether it is at a global medium-sized company or at a multinational corporation abroad – the IU prepares you well for the global job market. The numbers speak for themselves: 3 out of 4 of our graduates work in an international environment, and every third person works abroad.
Valuable contacts and a top-class network
As well as talent and hard work, a good education and a certain knowledge of your sector, there is another important factor in starting your career successfully – good contacts and a good network:
department heads and lecturers have numerous contacts in industry
at the annual "Career Day" recruiting fair, you can make valuable contacts on the campus to improve your career prospects
you will often be able to find internships and entry-level positions during your studies thanks to the IU network