Aviation Management (AVIMA)

• Business Administration
• Leadership Skills
• General Management Skills
• Civil Aviation
• Aviation Law
• Aviation Engineering
• Aviation Management

Educational organisation

Part-time (two sessions of a two-week lecture period at the WIT), supported in between by an e-learning platform

Forms of assessment

Papers, written tests, oral tests, presentations

Course objectives

The AVIMA programme is designed for students with a Bachelor's or Diploma degree in engineering or business who aspire to a career in civil aviation. Candidates with other academic qualifications may be accepted after an entrance test including a personal interview. Successful graduates will work in the following fields: international airlines, airport authorities, air traffic control, manufacturing of aircraft and equipment, maintenance and service companies and regulating authorities on local, national and international levels. This programme is one of the few Aviation Management degree courses in Europe.

Language requirements

Level B2.2/C1 CEFR: TOEFL (232 computer-based/90 internet-based) or equivalent test, such as IELTS (score 6.5) or Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE)

Academic requirements

University-level qualification in engineering or business (Bachelor's degree, Diploma degree)

Enrolment fees

Included in tuition fees

Costs of living

Approx. 700 EUR per month to cover personal expenses

Services and support for international students

Individual academic and corporate mentoring