Bachelor in Aviation Management

Aviation Management prepares students for administrative and operational roles within the air transport industry. Coursework typically covers airline operations, airport management, aviation law and regulation, logistics, safety management, and general business fundamentals, giving students a working knowledge of how airlines and airports function commercially and operationally. Students examine flight scheduling, safety regulation, ground handling, and customer service within the aviation sector through case-based coursework drawn from real industry practice. The curriculum also introduces air cargo operations, aviation marketing, and the economics of airline pricing, broadening students' understanding of how carriers compete and manage costs. Coursework in aviation law familiarizes students with the international regulatory bodies and agreements that govern civil aviation. Group projects simulating airport or airline operations give students practice coordinating complex logistical and service demands under time pressure. Graduates commonly pursue careers with airlines, airport authorities, ground handling companies, and travel and tourism organizations, and many continue toward further graduate study in transport, logistics, or aviation management. This program is offered as a bachelor's degree taught in English over a duration of 4 years at Istanbul Gelişim University in İstanbul, Turkey Small-group instruction and applied coursework throughout the program give students regular opportunities to work directly with faculty and refine their skills before entering the workforce.