Lead the Future of Airline Management
The Master of Science in Airline Management (MSALM) is a practitioner-focused program for graduates and leaders. The curriculum is designed around airline managers who oversee functional areas including pricing and revenue management, risk management, technical operations, airport relationships and route planning. Students are taught through a unique lens to contribute to the key areas of successful airline operations: safety, reliability and profitability.The MSALM explores airline business models with hands-on experiences embedded throughout the program. Courses are industry-aligned with a high focus on modern issues in airline management, including sustainability, disruption management, increasing regulations and the need for agile networks. The curriculum provides an understanding that is applicable to real-world airline management, setting graduates apart in a field where specialized knowledge is scarce.
Program Details
Offered at the Worldwide & Online Campus
Housed in the College of Business, the MSALM explores the intricacies of airline management, emphasizing the application of strategic management concepts within the airline sector. Students will engage in case studies of successful airline management strategies and delve into cutting-edge aviation technologies and innovations shaping the industry's future.
Students explore airline management while gaining insight on airport management through a co-created curriculum. This design feature allows Airline Management students to learn alongside Airport and Air Mobility Management students in some courses. This co-sharing of knowledge allows Airline Management students to better understand the needs of airports and air mobility, as they are often an influencing factor for airlines.
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Credits30
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Methods of Study
- Online