Master in Management - Aviation Leadership

University of Dubuque

Location

United States of America (USA)

Course language

English

Study Fields

Business Administration, Management, Aviation

Degree

Master's Degree

Tuition Fee

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Program Description

The Master in Management - Aviation Leadership (MMAL) degree is a 30 credit hour program that prepares graduates for a career in any aspect of leadership and managerial roles in the aviation industry. Students have the opportunity to explore and learn ethical and effective leadership and management processes or behaviors that apply to any aviation-related operations, including domestic and international airlines, airports, corporate aviation, and fixed-base operators (FBO).

All program courses are offered in an 8-week ONLINE format to provide optimal flexibility for students to take courses. There are two times when Graduate students are invited to come to campus for structured activities: one is at the beginning of the program for an on-campus mandatory orientation. The second time is optional for students wishing to participate in Commencement activities. At any time, we welcome our MMAL students to drop in to visit the campus, access campus resources, and meet with one's academic advisor. But, these resources are available to distance students as well.

About the School

The University of Dubuque is a private, Presbyterian, coeducational, professional university with a foundation in the liberal arts. Our commitment is to nurturing the mind, body, and spirit and encourage students to explore their fullest potential is part of a rich Christian identity that dates back to the University's founding in 1852. Our welcoming interfaith community of 2000 students attracts young men and women from across the country and worldwide who seek the knowledge and the skills to make a difference in our ever-changing world. Within values and faith base, we offer you various perspectives and broad exposure to our truly global society. The University comprises the undergraduate college, the graduate school, and the theological seminary.