International Graduate Center - Hochschule Bremen
Master in Aeronautical Management
Bremen, Germany
Master degree
DURATION
2 semesters
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
Oct 2026
TUITION FEES
EUR 8,500 *
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
* for the program plus an additional semester fee of approx. 360€ per semester, including free usage of public transportation in and around Bremen and Lower Saxony
Key Summary
Master of Engineering (M.Eng.)
The Master in Aeronautical Management program provides an interdisciplinary insight into the aviation systems, i. e. airlines, maintenance facilities, and legislation authorities. Applicants have to be graduates of bachelor study programs in aviation systems.
The master program is designed to enhance your competence by the following modules:
- International Law and Airlaw
- Air Transport Business Organization
- Management Systems
- Human Factors in Leadership
Modules
- International law/air law
- Air transport business administration
- Management systems
- Human factors in leadership
Master of Engineering
ECTS: 60
Target Group
The program provides up to 20 places for applicants. Applications are welcome from worldwide. The program is especially open for pilots/engineers with an academic degree in aviation systems engineering and management or with an acceptable degree in related areas like aircraft engineering, maintenance, or air traffic administration plus a practical experience.
The program is offered to obtain competencies for careers in the international aviation industry. The master program will prepare candidates for positions in leadership within the airline industry, air transport, and governmental institutions.
Instructors will not only be university professors but also lecturers with practical airline business experience. Emphasis is laid on an interdisciplinary approach in teaching and learning, group work and seminars. The program is offered entirely in English.
Leadership roles within the
- Aviation industry
- Airlines
- Authorities
The program begins in the winter semester. The introductory events and courses start in October. The semester runs probably until mid-February, so make sure to plan accordingly. The summer semester begins after a short break in March. Starting in July, you can use the lecture-free period to work on your master’s thesis.