7 Online Aviation Management Bachelors Degree Programs

The aviation and aerospace sectors are evolving rapidly — driven by innovation, sustainability goals, and technological transformation. The BSc (Hons) Aircraft Engineering Management (Top up) has been designed to prepare aspiring leaders and professionals to take on managerial and decision-making roles across the global aviation industry.

The Bachelor of Aviation Management is a dedicated aviation qualification which will introduce you various aspects of the exciting aviation industry.

The Bachelor of Aviation Management (BAvMan) provides you with essential knowledge in business and resource management with specific reference to aviation. Special emphasis is placed on the discussion of key concepts and issues in management, human factors and technology and their application to aviation.

SDC’s Online Aviation Management degree program is designed to balance important business acumen with the necessary coursework in aviation.

If you’re looking to advance within the challenging, specialized world of aviation, Purdue’s Graduate Certificate in Aviation Safety Management will help you gain knowledge to develop, lead, and execute effective aviation safety programs.

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s (ERAU) Bachelor of Science in Aviation Business Administration (BSABA) is designed to help students get ahead in the high-powered aviation industry. Key staff, operational, and executive positions are awarded to professionals who display a thorough knowledge of aviation and an exceptional aptitude for business. The BSABA program is the same program offered across Embry-Riddle’s US campuses, with enhancements to satisfy the unique demands of professionals in Singapore and the surrounding regions.

The Bachelors in Aeronautics program is the most comprehensive pilot degree program in CAU’s School of Aviation. Students learn the fundamentals of meteorology, aerodynamics, flight safety, aircraft performance, aviation weather, aircraft maintenance, aeronautical science, and aviation management. With up to four days a week of actual flying, students gain enough ground and flight instruction to earn six different aviation licenses/ratings upon graduation. The variety of licenses earned in the bachelors in aeronautics program (private pilot, instrument-rated pilot, certified flight instructor, certified flight instructor instrument, and commercial pilot-single and multi-engine) gives graduates a wider range of employment options to choose from. Graduates of the Bachelor of Science in aeronautics program may be eligible to receive a 500- hour reduction in their FAA-mandated Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) flight hour requirement (normally 1500 hours) and the opportunity to interview for a flight instructor position. Learn more about ATP requirements and how CAU graduates qualify for an R-ATP.