Ph.D. in Aviation Management is a research-focused program that prepares graduates to be specialists in the aviation industry's business, operations, and policy. The curriculum typically lasts 3-5 years and covers topics such as airline and airport management, aviation safety, air traffic operations, aviation economics, and global transportation regulations. Students perform original research into aviation systems, operational efficiency, regulatory frameworks, and new trends. Graduates pursue professions in academics, senior management positions in airlines, airports, government organizations, and as consultants. Admission often needs a relevant master's degree, good research capabilities, and a focus on real industry concerns.
