Bachelor in Aviation Management

Aviation management studies the business and operational aspects of the aviation industry, covering airline operations, airport management, aviation safety and regulation, and air transport economics. Coursework typically includes air transportation systems, aviation law and regulation, airline marketing, airport planning, and aviation safety management, alongside general business subjects such as finance and organizational management. Students learn how airlines and airports are structured and operated, how regulatory frameworks shape the industry, and how economic and market forces affect air travel demand and airline strategy. Some programs incorporate case studies of airline operations or exposure to aviation-specific software and simulation tools. Graduates pursue careers in airline operations, airport administration, aviation consulting, ground handling management, and regulatory or governmental aviation bodies. This bachelor's program is delivered in English over 4 years at Beykoz University in İstanbul, Turkey, a city served by major international airports that provide relevant industry context, and the program follows a curriculum structure typical of aviation management degrees offered in English at Turkish universities.