Aviation & Management
Aviation & Management
Aviation Management Major
Aviation & Management
Aviation Management Major
1. Introduction
The Aerospace Management major, newly established in 2024, is designed to rapidly adapt to evolving trends in the aviation industry while maintaining the practical knowledge required in aerospace management. The program aims to develop creative and specialized aerospace professionals by offering a curriculum focused on both theoretical and cutting-edge practical aspects of the field. The curriculum includes various hands-on training programs, such as global field studies, global internships, language training, ICAO joint education programs, and both short-term and long-term practical experiences in aerospace management. Additionally, opportunities for dual degrees and exchange programs with prestigious international universities are provided. These experiences help enhance students' competitiveness for careers in airlines (both domestic and international), airports, MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul) services, cargo, ground operations, aircraft manufacturers, and aerospace-related public institutions, government agencies, and research organizations.
2. Curriculum Overview
In the first year, students focus on general education and introductory courses in aerospace management. In the second year the course focus on the principles of aerospace management, providing theoretical knowledge about the roles and functions of various sectors of the aerospace industry. From the third year onwards, students focus on advanced and specialized subjects in aerospace management through intensive training in practical aspects through case studies of real aerospace companies, operational strategies, and on-site practical experiences. Additionally, students engage in practical programs such as global field studies, global internships, language training, ICAO joint education programs, and both short-term and long-term practical exercises in aerospace management. Opportunities to participate in exchange programs with prestigious international universities are also available. These experiences aim to cultivate globally competent aerospace management professionals equipped with the skills and expertise necessary for success in the international aviation industry.
3. Career Path
Aerospace management and administrative roles in airlines (domestic/international), airports, cargo, MRO services, ground operations, aircraft manufacturer, defense companies: Korean Air, Asiana Airlines, domestic low-cost carriers, international airlines, and Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI).
Public institutions and government agencies related to aviation: Incheon International Airport Corporation, Korea Airports Corporation, Korea Transportation Safety Authority, and the Korea Aviation Safety Agency.
Educational and Research Positions: Korea Aerospace Research Institute, Korea Transport Institute, Korea Aerospace Association, as well as teaching positions at domestic and international universities and research roles in government-funded organizations
