Students from a country where English is not the first language, must obtain a minimum English Language competency level.
IELTS: 6.5 (no band less than 6.0)
internet-based test (iBT) - 90 (minimum writing 20)
Paper-based test (P) - minimum score of 575, TWE 4.5
To enrol in the Bachelor of Aviation Management programme you must qualify for undergraduate admission, either through Bursaries and Scholarship Examinations, NCEA Level 3, New Zealand University Entrance, Admission with Equivalent Status, Discretionary Entrance or Adult Admission.
The Bachelor of Aviation Management (BAvMan) is a dedicated aviation qualification that will introduce you to various aspects of the aviation industry. If you have a passion for aviation, enjoy working with other people and are interested in working towards a management role in a global business, then this degree is for you.
You will gain an understanding of the human factors in aviation, airline strategic management and airport operational management.
This degree is suitable if you are wanting to enter the aviation industry. If you already work in the industry, the qualification also provides a route to enhance your skills and knowledge to add further value to your career portfolio.
Turn your passion into a career
Massey University is the only place in New Zealand where you can turn your passion for aviation into a university qualification, while gaining a broad knowledge of the global aviation industry. Classes are based at both the Turitea site and at Massey’s internationally-recognised flight training facility where Bachelor of Aviation Management students mingle with Bachelor of Aviation students.
Massey’s BAvMan graduates can be found in all of New Zealand’s major airports, as well as in the aviation support sector, in aviation regulatory bodies and working in airlines around the world.
Students in Singapore
Courses for this qualification are offered by distance learning in Singapore through the Singapore Aviation Academy in conjunction with Massey University.
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BAvMan Schedule A: Compulsory Courses
Aviation Studies
Introduction to Aeronautics
Introduction to Management in Aviation
Introduction to Human Factors
Aviation Human Factors
Managing Airline Systems
Environmental Impacts of Aviation
Introduction to Research Methods in Aviation
Managing Cultures in Aviation
Contemporary Issues in Aviation Security
Full-time students usually take eight courses each year, four in each semester.
In the first year of study, students should take the below courses from the BAvMan Schedule A: Compulsory courses list.
First year compulsory courses:
Aviation Studies
Introduction to Aeronautics
Introduction to Management in Aviation
Introduction to Human Factors
If you successfully complete this qualification, you could progress to a Master of Aviation.
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With a BAvMan degree you will have access to a wide range of career options in aviation-related industries. Potential employers include:
SITA - the world’s leading specialist in air transport communications and information technology
Menzies Aviation - a global provider of passenger, ramp and cargo handling services (in 31 countries with over 19,000 staff!)
Airways New Zealand
New Zealand Civil Aviation Authority - regulates civil aviation in New Zealand
Airlines and airports
These companies will be interested in your knowledge of aviation and management - a perfect combination in roles such as airfield officer, terminal duty managers, retail and terminal operations management, compliance, air accident investigation, customer service, sales and marketing and much more.
Insurance/year: 810 NZD
