School of Aviation

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in aircraft is a 3-year undergraduate curriculum that gives students an extensive knowledge of aircraft operations, management, and safety. The course includes crucial topics such as aviation rules, air traffic control, airport administration, aircraft maintenance, and meteorology. Students also study the technical and business elements of aviation, obtaining valuable skills for careers in airlines, airports, and associated industries. Graduates can become pilots, aviation managers, air traffic controllers, or employed in logistics and safety. The program frequently involves hands-on training and internships to prepare students for the competitive aviation industry.
 

 M.Sc. in Aviation is a 2-year postgraduate degree that aims to provide advanced knowledge and skills in aviation management, operations, and safety. This course covers major topics such as airport and airline administration, aviation law, air traffic control, aviation economics, and safety measures. Students acquire a thorough knowledge of aviation technology, strategic planning, and logistics, equipping them for positions in aviation administration, air traffic services, and consulting. The program stresses both academic underpinnings and practical applications, with internships and research projects available, preparing graduates for leadership roles in the global aviation industry.