MBA (Master of Business Administration) in Aviation Subjects, Syllabus and Books

What is MBA in Aviation Management Syllabus?

The MBA in Aviation Management syllabus has been designed to provide for the demands and needs of the rapidly changing global aviation industry. The 2 year course of MBA in Aviation Management helps students receive the opportunity to acquire the abilities that would assist them to be at par with the regularly evolving aviation industry and prepares them for the professional roles that the sector offers.

The key modules of the MBA in Aviation Management syllabus are structured to impart the leadership skills besides empowering the critical and analytical thinking of an individual. Furthermore, the syllabus includes broad research, seminars, summer projects, industrial visits, internships, group discussions with the professionals, cooperation and interviews with aircraft industries, R&D centers, airlines etc that help to groom the students for various job roles in the aviation industry. 

A semester - wise breakup of the MBA Aviation Management syllabus is tabulated below.

The project report of the Summer Project Work is to be submitted by the students within 30 days from the commencement of the 3rd semester. The HOD sends the evaluation report to the Controller of Examinations through the Principal before the last working day of the 3rd semester. 

The final semester completely focuses on the project work and dissertation. The assessment of the project work is done on the basis of the following:

The student needs to submit the project report that is specified by the director. The first three reviews are conducted by the committee constituted by the HOD, whereas the final semester exams are conducted by the committee constituted by the Controller of Examination that includes an external examiner. 

List of Electives in the Second Year:

• Aircraft Rules and Regulation C.A.R. I and II
• Airline Economics
• E-Business
• Supply Chain management
• Cross-Cultural Management
• Insurance and risk management
• Customer Relationship Management
• Airline Advertising and Sales Promotion
• Aircraft Maintenance Management