Purdue University

Overview

The Bachelor’s degree in Airline Management and Operations at Purdue University equips students with essential knowledge and skills necessary for the airline industry. This program focuses on the intricacies of airline operations, integrating core management principles with aviation business practices. Students will explore how airlines effectively plan, execute, and enhance their daily services while adhering to safety regulations and industry standards.

What You'll Study

Core course areas encompass a wide range of topics relevant to airline management and operations. The curriculum is designed to provide both theoretical knowledge and practical experience through various aviation projects.

• Aviation Business
• Airline Management
• Aviation Operations
• Aviation Operations Management
• Basic Aircraft Science
• Aerospace Vehicle Propulsion and Tracking Systems
• Aerospace Vehicle Systems Design, Analysis, and Operations
• Aviation Safety
• Aviation Projects
• Private Pilot Lectures

Learning outcomes include a comprehensive understanding of how airlines manage operational efficiency, implement safety practices, and facilitate effective transport services. Students are expected to engage in assessments and project work throughout their studies.

Entry Requirements

To be eligible for admission, prospective students must meet specific academic criteria. A minimum GPA of 2.5 is typically required. Additionally, proficiency in English is necessary for non-native speakers.

English Requirements

Accepted English proficiency tests include:

• IELTS
• TOEFL iBT
• Duolingo English Test

Students must achieve the required scores in these assessments to demonstrate their language capabilities.

Career Prospects