Master of Engineering in Aeronautical Management Bremen University of Applied Sciences

The aviation industry is a dynamic, fast-growing market, which needs competent, young professionals with specialist expertise. Our Master's programme in Aeronautical Management will provide you with important interdisciplinary insights into various aviation systems, such as airlines, maintenance facilities and legislative authorities. Your studies will include generic management skills as well as aviation-specific knowledge and management techniques. Graduates of this International Graduate Center (IGC) programme will be equipped to take on leadership roles within the aviation industry, airlines or authorities.

First semester

• International Law / Air Law
• Air Transport Business Administration
• Management Systems
• Human Factors in Leadership
• Modelling and Simulation

Second semester

• Master's thesis
• Risk Management in Airline Operation
• Simulation of Logistic Aviation Systems

For application deadline, please check the website.

• Aviation-related first engineering degree
• One year of post-graduate work experience (as a pilot, in aircraft maintenance or in the aviation industry)
• A high level of English proficiency
• The ambition to develop a career in the international aviation industry
• All documents must be in the English (or German) language.

Approx. 420 EUR per semester, including public transport in Germany

400 to 500 EUR without accommodation

In general, students from European Union countries do not require a work permit to work during their course of study. Students from countries outside the European Union may work 120 full days or 240 half days over the course of one year without a work permit. A special permit is required to work more than this. There might be student jobs at Hochschule Bremen.

We provide all our students with a Career Service free of charge.

There are student residences in Bremen, but most students live in private accommodation. In Bremen, a room costs between 400 and 500 EUR per month. A deposit consisting of the first month's rent, plus one or two additional months of rent, not including utility costs, is required before moving in.