Bachelor of Science in Aviation Management (B.Sc. AVM)

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Program Description:

The Bachelor of Science in Aviation Management is a four-year program that provides an applied and comprehensive education in airport and airlines operations, preparing graduates for diverse roles with the aviation industry. This program develops technical expertise in aviation safety, air traffic control, and airport management while providing a solid foundation in aviation law and regulatory compliance. Through project-based learning, students tackle real-world challenges such as managing airport facilities, optimizing revenue streams, overseeing cargo operations, and implementing sustainable aviation practices. The curriculum blends theoretical knowledge with practical experience, ensuring that graduates are equipped to address the evolving needs of the global aviation sector. Graduates of this program are well prepared for diverse opportunities in airport management, airline operations and related sectors, where they contribute to safety, efficiency, and sustainability in aviation.

 

Program Duration:

Four years

Admission Requirements:

1. High school graduation certificate or equivalent approved by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education with a minimum average of 60%, plus two courses: one Mathematics, and one final year Science (Chemistry or Physics is preferred).

1.  The required score on the University English Placement Test or a passing score from another approved internationally recognized English language test, as validated by the Admissions & Registration Directorate;

OR

2.  A valid (within two years) IELTS Academic Test Report Form with an overall band of 5.0 with no individual band score (reading, writing, speaking, and listening) below 5.0;

OR

3. Successful completion of Foundation Program requirements.

1. A minimum of 60% on the University Math Placement Test;

OR

2. A valid SAT Report Form with a minimum score of 480;

OR

3. Successful completion of the Foundation Program requirements.

1. Admission is competitive. Eligible applicants are ranked based on their overall final year (Grade 12 or equivalent) high school percentage, placement test rankings, and the admission priority category.

Program Educational Objectives:

Program educational objectives (PEOs) describe the knowledge, skills, and competencies a graduate can demonstrate within 2-3 years of graduation.

Within a few years of graduation from the Bachelor of Science in Aviation Management (B.Sc. AVM) program, graduates will be able to:

  • PEO01. Demonstrate a strong foundation in scientific and technical knowledge about aviation industry
  • PEO02. Apply problem solving, critical thinking, teamwork, and communication skills in aviation
  • PEO03. Optimize aviation operations in line with national and international standards
  • PEO04. Analyze complex aviation data for strategic decision-making
  • PEO05. Demonstrate leadership skills within their chosen fields in aviation
  • PEO06. Comprehend and innovate in aviation sustainability and air traffic management

Student Learning Outcomes:

Student Learning Outcomes (SLOs) describe the knowledge, skills, and competence a graduate can demonstrate immediately upon graduation.

Upon successful completion of the Bachelor of Science in Aviation Management (B.Sc. AVM), graduates will be prepared to:

  • SLO01b.  Identity, formulate, and solve complex aviation management problems by applying principles of engineering, science, management, and mathematics
  • SLO02b. Apply aviation management skills to produce solutions that meet specified needs with consideration of regulations, safety, and welfare, as well as global, cultural, social, environmental, and economic factors
  • SLO03b. Communicate effectively with a range of audiences
  • SLO04b. Recognize ethical and professional responsibilities in technical and non- technical situations and make informed judgments, considering global, economic, environmental, and societal contexts
  • SLO05b.  Function effectively on a team whose members together provide leadership, create a collaborative and inclusive environment, establish goals, plan tasks, and meet objectives
  • SLO06b. Develop and conduct appropriate laboratory work, analyze and interpret data, and use aviation management judgment to draw conclusions
  • SLO07b. Acquire and apply new knowledge as needed, using appropriate learning strategies

Study Plan:

 

COURSE NUMBER COURSE TITLE requisite  HOURS/WEEK
Pre-req co-req CR LEC LAB

Semester 1
AERO1111 Introduction to Aviation - - 1 1 0
COMM1010 English Communication I - - 3 3 0
COMP1401 Introduction to Computers & Information Systems - - 3 2 3
MATH1030 Calculus I MATH1020 or AMPII Score of 85% - 3 3 0
PHYS1020  General Physics   - PHYS1021  3 3 0
PHYS1021  General Physics (Lab)  - PHYS1020  1 0 3
Effective & Experiential Learning Elective: Select 1 of 2
EFFL1001 Effective Learning - - 3 3 0
EFFL1002 Applied & Experiential Learning - - 3 3 0
Semester 1 Total: 17 15 6
Semester 2
ACCT1001 Financial Accounting - - 3 2 3
AECH1100  Environmental Awareness & Ethics  - - 2 2 0
CHEM1010  General Chemistry I  - CHEM1011  3 3 0
CHEM1011  General Chemistry I (Lab) - CHEM1010  1 0 3
COMM1020 English Communication II COMM1010 - 3 3 0
MRKT1001 Principles of Marketing - - 3 2 3
MISY2010 Management Information Systems - - 3 3 0
Semester 2 Total: 18 15 9
Semester 3
AEEL1101 Fundamentals of Electricity I - - 3 3 0
AEEL1201 Fundamentals of Electricity I (Lab) - AEEL1101 1 0 2
HRMG1001 Principles of Human Resource Management - - 3 2 3
Semester 3 Total: 7 5 5
Year 1 Total :  42 35 20
COURSE NUMBER COURSE TITLE REQUISITE HOURS/WEEK
PRE-Req Co-REQ CR LEC LAB

Semester 4
AERO2123  Aviation Laws & Legislation   AERO1111 - 1 1 0
AERO2322 Aerospace materials   AEMA3301 or PHYS1021 - 3 2 2
AVMG2130 Introduction to Meteorology PHYS1021  - 3 3 0
BUSG2002 Project Management - - 3 2 2
ECON2010 Business Economics - - 3 2 3
Semester 4 Total: 13 10 7
Semester 5
AETN2302  Applied Programming I MATH1020 or AMPII Score of 85% - 3 1 5
AEMA1102 Health & Safety in the Work Place - - 2 2 0
AVMG2320 Introduction to Aviation Cybersecurity COMP1401 - 3 3 0
MGMT2010 Organizational Behavior Min 30 Credits - 3 2 3
RSST3002 Probability & Statistical Analysis MATH2010 - 3 3 0
Semester 5 Total: 14 11 8
Semester 6
AVMG3230 Aviation Safety Practice AEMA1102 - 1 0 2
BKFT1001 Principles of Finance ACCT1001 - 3 2 3
BUSG2010 Qatar Business Law - - 3 2 3
Semester 6 Total: 7 4 8
Year 2 Total: 34 25 23
COURSE NUMBER COURSE TITLE REQUISITE HOURS/WEEK
PRE-REQ CO-REQ CR LEC LAB

Semester 7
AERO2333 Avionics  AEEL1201 - 2 1 3
AERO4121  Aviation Quality Assurance (EASA)  - - 2 2 0
AVMG3301 Air Traffic Control & Management AVMG3230 - 3 2 2
AVMG3302 Airline Operations AVMG2130 - 3 2 2
Global Awareness & Regional Challenges Elective: Select 1 of 4
ECON1001 Global Economic Concepts - - 3 3 0
GARC1001 Qatar History & Society - - 3 3 0
GARC2001 Human Development in Qatar - - 3 3 0
GARC2002 Globalization & Environment - - 3 3 0
Semester 7 Total: 13 10 7
Semester 8
AVMG3103 Air Cargo Management AVMG3302 - 3 3 0
AVMG3104 Airline Revenue Management BKFT1001 - 3 3 0
AVMG3105 Airport Planning & Operations AVMG3302 - 3 3 0
AVMG3106 Airport Facilities & Asset Management AVMG3302 - 3 3 0
Semester 8 Total: 12 12 0
Semester 9
BUSG4101 Practicum in Business Min 90 Credits - 3 1 6
Semester 9 Total: 3 1 6
Year 3 Total: 28 23 13
COURSE NUMBER COURSE TITLE REQUISITE HOURS/WEEK
PRE-REQ CO-REQ CR LEC LAB

Semester 10
AERO4131  Human Factors in Aviation AERO3222 or AVMG3230 - 2 2 0
AERO4311 Aircraft Maintenance Engineering AVMG3230 or AERO3311 - 2 1 3
AVMG4101 Aviation Logistics Management AVMG3302 - 3 3 0
AVMG4301 Capstone Project I AVMG3106 - 0 0 1
MGMT4000 Strategic & Sustainable Management MGMT2010, Min 60 Credits - 3 3 0
MGMT4010 Leadership & Change Management MGMT2010 - 3 3 0
Semester 10 Total: 13 12 4
Semester 11
AVMG4102 Aviation Quality & Risk Assessment AERO4121  - 3 3 0
AVMG4103 Sustainable Practices in Aviation MGMT4000 - 3 3 0
AVMG4302 Capstone Project II AVMG4301 - 3 1 6
Semester 11 Total: 9 7 6
Semester 12

AVMG3000 

 Work Placement in Aviation (9 weeks)  Min 85 Credits - 9 0 0
Semester 12 Total:       9 0 0
Year 4 Total: 31 19 10
BSc. AM Program Total: 135 102 66

Graduate Future Pathways:

Graduates of the Aviation Management program are well-equipped for careers in the aviation and aerospace sectors, including roles in airline operations, airport management, aviation logistics, ground services, and regulatory agencies. They may also work in areas such as aviation consultancy, safety and security, or international aviation organizations. In addition, graduates have the option to pursue graduate studies in aviation, business administration, logistics, or related fields, further enhancing their career prospects and opportunities for advancement into leadership and strategic roles.

Graduate Career Opportunities:

The Bachelor of Science in Aviation Management (B.Sc. AVM) is an applied degree with learning outcomes closely linked to the labor market. A wide range of career opportunities in the field currently exist and include, but are not limited to, the following:

  • Airport Operations Supervisor
  • Analyst in Aviation
  • Airlines operations Coordinator
  • Aviation Safety Specialist
  • Air Traffic Control Supervisor
  • Aviation Compliance Officer
  • Airport Facilities Supervisor
  • Sustainability Specialist in Aviation