The Aviation Management program is designed as the best possible mix of theoretical and practical approaches. It incorporates modules and assignments focused on fostering real-world knowledge and skills that are crucial for advanced management roles within the aviation sector.

The program is designed for: individuals who aspire to continue their education and have a particular interest in aviation, specialists who already have the experience and want to elevate or reorient their professional careers to top managerial position with aviation industry. It is also for potential managers in airline, airport, governmental agency and multinational corporation sector to develop their skills.

Master of Arts in Aviation Management guarantees a stable job in the future. Potential career paths:

• Airline Manager: Run the daily operations of an airline, ensuring efficient, safe, and profitable operations.
• Airport Operations Manager: Oversee all aspects of an airport’s operations, including safety protocols, facility maintenance, and customer service.
• Aviation Consultant: Provide expert advice to organizations in the aviation industry on matters such as efficiency improvement, regulatory compliance, and strategic planning.
• Air Traffic Control Manager: Manage the team that coordinates the movement of aircraft to maintain safe distances between them.
• Aviation Safety Analyst: Ensure compliance with safety regulations and standards and analyze operational risks.
• Aviation Marketing Manager: Develop and implement marketing strategies to promote an airline or aviation services.
• Airline Revenue Manager: Implement pricing strategies to maximize profitability.
• Aviation Regulatory Affairs Manager: Ensure compliance with aviation laws and regulations on a local, national, and international level.

• What type of Diploma do I get?
  Upon successful completion of the program, you will earn a Master of Arts degree in Management with a specialization in Aviation. This degree is conferred by Lazarski University, a globally recognized and respected institution in both the academic and aviation sectors. The program is fully accredited by the Polish Ministry of Education and is recognized as a higher education diploma (magister).

• Do I need to speak Polish to attend the course?
  No, you do not need to speak Polish. All courses are conducted in English. Candidates must demonstrate proficiency in English, either through a valid certificate or by passing a language test. A minimum proficiency level of B2 is required.

• How are you going to help me to look for an interesting position?
  To prepare you to grow your career you’ll have the following support:
  • Lecture on personal communication and career building.
  • Lecture from an HR specialised on the recruitment process.
  • An individual consultation with a recruitment specialist (60 min, during the 3rd Semester).
  • An individual consultation with the Aviation Management Program Director (60min, during the 2nd Semester).
  • Networking opportunity and access to Corporate Partners during the whole length of the program.

• What level of English is required?
  A minimum English proficiency level of B2 is required. This can be demonstrated either through a valid certificate or by passing a language test.

• Do I need to interrupt my professional activity?
  No, you do not need to leave your job. The program includes only one two-week in-person session in Warsaw per semester, making it feasible to continue working while studying.

• Do I need to stay in Poland to study?
  No, you don’t need to move or stay in Poland. However, your attendance at three in-person sessions in Warsaw, Poland, is compulsory. These sessions are an integral part of the program and will be conducted at Lazarski University Campus. Each session lasts eleven working days (from Monday to next Friday, Saturday included) and is spaced out over the first three semesters, all within an 18-month timeframe.

• Will the in-person sessions in Poland be available online?
  No, they’ll not be available online. Your presence in person is therefore mandatory.

• Will the university assist with hotel and transportation?
  Yes, the university will provide hotel accommodation and transportation to and from the hotel and the university campus during the compulsory in person session in Poland.

• Will you help me to get a visa?
  We will provide you with the necessary supporting documents to assist you in your visa application process. You can use a support of the Student Help Desk, which offers free assistance to students with immigration issues.

• How many hours per month will I have to study?
  Outside of the in-person sessions, you should expect to dedicate a few hours every two weeks, typically on weekends.

• What is the self-study module?
  The self-study module consists of pre-recorded lectures that you can access and review at your convenience throughout the semester.

• Will there be any translation provided?
  No, as all courses are conducted in English, no translation of any document or lecture will be provided.

• If I don’t have any English diploma, how can I check if my level of English is sufficient?
  If you do not have any English diploma, you may demonstrate language proficiency by passing the Lazarski University language test.