MSc in Management (Aviation Leadership) Information Evening

DCU Business School will be hosting an Information Evening about the new part-time executive Masters in Aviation Leadership on the 25th June 2015 at 6.00pm. If you are interested in learning more about the programme, you can register here.

About the Programme:

The MSc in Management (Aviation Leadership) is the first programme of its kind in Ireland. Commencing in September 2015, it will be a two year part-time executive masters with elements of the programme delivered both in Dublin Airport, in its capacity as a live laboratory, and in Castlemoate House, daa International’s academy facility, adjacent to Dublin Airport.

Subject Areas:

Aviation Leadership
Aviation Governance
Aerodrome Operations Management

Leadership and Change
Delivering Performance Excellence [Operational, People and Financial Performance]
Strategy, Organization and Innovation

Research Methods
Aviation Industry based research project

Aims and Objectives:

Demonstrate an understanding of the management complexity required to operate the various compnents of Airport Operations
Identify the important leadership and management competencies required to plan and execute future aviation industry strategies
Demonstrate an understanding of the characteristics, requirements and legal responsibilties of aviation organisations
Identify the concepts and skills necessary for conducting business analysis and strategic thinking
Develop the ability to lead and initiate professional and/or research activity independently or as part of an aviation management team;
Enhance your opportunities to take a leading role in the future development of the aviation industry

Details of the Open Evening:

When: 25th June at 6.00pm

Where: 3rd Floor of DCU Business School, DCU, Collins Avenue, Dublin 9 [Map here]

Why attend?

Learn first hand about the programme and how it will help to advance your career
Speak to members of faculty directly, who can answer any questions you may have
Network with members of the aviation industry