Aviation management

Aviation management

Specialty

Bachelor Program (first-cycle studies)

Aviation management specialty at UEM (WSEiZ) in Warsaw – why is it worth it?

Why is it worth it?

FOR WHOM WAS THE SPECIALTY OF AVIATION MANAGEMENT CREATED?
Aviation management is a specialty for those aspiring to play key roles in civil aviation management, both at the operational and strategic levels.

FUTURE-ORIENTED EDUCATION
Modern technology, globalization and changing regulations are factors in the rapidly growing aviation industry. This specialty educates in key areas of the industry, such as crisis management, sustainability and aviation infrastructure sprawl. Graduates of this specialty gain skills and knowledge that are valuable in today’s job market and respond to current and future challenges of the aviation sector.

PRACTICAL ASPECT OF THE PROFESSION
Thanks to the studies at UEM you will:

  • you will acquire airspace management skills,
  • you will learn the business models of aviation organizations,
  • you will learn the principles of safety management in air communication.

Courses

Courses

The programme of education of three-years full-time and part-time first-cycle studies (Bachelor) in Management includes the following courses:

COURSES OF THE SPECIALTY (obligatory)

Fundamentals of aviation law

Means of air transportation

Selected issues of modern aviation

Aviation companies, institutions, organizations

Airspace management

Safety management in air communications

Business models of aviation organizations

Environmental protection in the aviation industry

English language in the aviation industry

Graduate seminar

Human resource management in aviation

BASIC AND MAJOR COURSES FOR MANAGEMENT STUDIES (OBLIGATORY):

English language

Mathematics

Microeconomics

Basics of law

Basics of management

Psychology

Logistics

Marketing research

Organisational science

Basics of finance and banking

Basics of marketing

Information technology

Workplace safety and ergonomics

Corporate finance

Statistics

Economic law

Accounting

Information systems in management

Quality management

Production and service management

Projects management

Market analysis

Databases

Consultation and writing the diploma thesis

Vocational training

Organisational behaviour

Environmental management

Human resources management