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The BBA in Aviation Management prepares students for managerial and operational roles in the rapidly expanding global aviation industry. The programme integrates core management principles with specialised knowledge of airline and airport operations, equipping graduates with operational insight, leadership capability, and service excellence.
It places strong emphasis on professionalism, customer-centric management, safety, and regulatory awareness, the competencies most valued across aviation and allied service sectors today. Students may pursue an optional 4th Year leading to BBA Honours under NEP 2020.
Case studies, simulations, industry visits, and project work that bring real aviation operations into the classroom, backed by faculty mentoring focused on aviation career pathways.
MOU with the Airport Authority of India, Aerospace and Aviation Sector Skill Council (AASSC), and NARF, giving students direct exposure to operational and regulatory environments.
The Avia-tour Club drives guest lectures, industry interactions, and practical exposure, alongside fests like Skyscape and conclaves. Certificate courses like Cabin Crew Management strengthen employability.
A structured three-year degree with optional 4th year honours equipping graduates with specialized aviation operations expertise.
Programme Title: Bachelor of Business Administration – Aviation Management
Specialization: Aviation Management
Duration: 3 Years / Optional 4th Year – BBA Honours under NEP 2020
Study Mode: Full-Time
Core Academic Focus Areas: Airline & Airport Operations, Aviation Law & Regulations, Aviation Finance & Economics, Logistics & Cargo Management, Customer Service Management, Crisis, Safety and Risk Management in Aviation
Practicals: Industry visits, simulations, Summer Internship, Research Project, Dissertation
Learning Pathway: Certificate & value-added courses (e.g., Cabin Crew Management, Airport Terminal Management), Avia-tour Club engagement, industry conclaves and events
Bachelor of Business Administration – Aviation Management — Semester-wise course matrix.
Review the mandatory academic qualifications and minimum score criteria required for admission.
For the UG programmes offered by the Department of Professional Management Studies, candidates must have passed Higher Secondary (10+2 / PUC) or an equivalent examination, with the programme-specific subject requirements where applicable.
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PSO1: Demonstrate knowledge of organisational behaviour, business accounting, and aviation management and aviation laws.
PSO2: Apply principles of finance, taxation, quantitative techniques, and IT tools in managing airline, airport operations and logistics.
PSO3: Analyse aviation market trends, consumer behaviour and operational processes to develop strategies for airline marketing, airport management and global supply chains.
PSO4: Formulate ethical and systematic research in Business and Management.
Key strengths, experiential learning, and strategic career advantages offered by the programme.
The global aviation industry is experiencing exponential growth, creating dynamic career opportunities across airport management, airline operations, air cargo logistics, and aviation hospitality. Thriving in this fast-paced ecosystem requires strong business administration fundamentals coupled with specialized operational expertise.
The BBA in Aviation Management at Kristu Jayanti University offers a comprehensive curriculum integrating core management principles with deep technical exposure to aviation laws, airport ground operations, airline marketing, and global passenger services.
Choosing this programme enables students to:
With comprehensive industry linkages and practical operational exposure, graduates are fully equipped to excel in managerial and leadership roles across international airlines, airport authorities, and allied aviation enterprises.