Business Administration in Aviation Diploma

Program overview

The Business Administration (Aviation) diploma at UFV is designed to integrate essential business skills with advanced aviation training. This program prepares students for a rewarding career in the aviation industry by combining academic courses with practical flight training. Students will benefit from co-op opportunities and industry connections, enhancing their learning experience and career prospects.

Program structure

The Business Administration (Aviation) diploma program spans a duration of two years. During this time, students will engage in a blend of academic coursework and flight training, which is conducted at a flight school of their choice. The program structure includes:

• Core business courses covering key areas such as accounting, economics, communication, and marketing.
• Co-op semester(s) that provide paid career-related work experience, although pilot positions are not included.
• Flexibility to complete flight training before, during, or after business courses.
• Opportunity to switch flight schools if necessary.

Upon successful completion of the program, students will receive academic credit toward their diploma for their pilot training, with recognition of the rigour of their training by awarding 30 academic credits when they earn their Private and Commercial Pilot License.

Featured Experiences

The Business Administration (Aviation) diploma offers several unique features that enhance the educational experience:

• Co-operative education option allows students to combine study semesters with paid work terms ranging from four to twelve months.
• Work placements are available in various business settings, providing valuable on-the-job experience.
• Industry connections that facilitate networking and career opportunities in the aviation sector.
• Access to a diverse range of aviation-related business roles through co-op placements.

Career Options

Graduates of the Business Administration (Aviation) diploma can pursue various career paths in Canada, including:

• Aviation Manager: Oversee operations and ensure compliance with regulations in aviation organizations.
• Airline Customer Service Agent: Assist passengers with ticketing, check-in, and resolving travel issues.
• Logistics Coordinator: Manage the transportation and distribution of goods within the aviation industry.
• Business Analyst: Analyze data and provide insights to improve business operations in aviation companies.
• Marketing Specialist: Develop and implement marketing strategies for aviation-related products and services.

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