Bachelor in Aviation Management

Aviation Management focuses on the operational, regulatory, and business dimensions of the air transport industry. Coursework typically covers airline and airport operations, aviation safety and regulation, air transport economics, logistics, and management principles applied to the aviation sector, along with foundational courses in business administration. Students study how airlines, airports, and related service providers are organized and run, including scheduling, ground operations, and compliance with civil aviation authorities. Graduates pursue careers in airline operations, airport management, ground handling, aviation logistics, and regulatory or administrative roles within the broader air transport industry. The program is taught in English. This bachelor program runs 4 years at Cyprus West University in Gazimağusa, Northern Cyprus.