Airline and Airport Management (Top up)

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Course summary
- Top-up your existing qualifications to honours level

- Learn the elements of airline and airport businesses and their practices

- Develop a deep understanding of management principles and theory

- Develop transferable skills and professional competencies

Studying at Sheffield Hallam enables your academic, personal and professional development. On this top-up course, you develop the knowledge, attributes and skills desired for highly skilled employment. With use of airline and airport simulation programmes, consultancy experience and regular guest lectures and field-trips, this industry-focused degree provides you with the appropriate knowledge and skills to become a highly employable individual within this global industry.

How you learn
All our courses are designed around a set of key principles based on engaging you with the world, collaborating with others, challenging you to think in new ways, and providing you with a supportive environment in which you can thrive.

You learn from current developments in the airline and airport industries and contemporary research. You also develop research skills and digital skills, which will help you to work and study more effectively. You enhance your professional skills by working with employers through consultancy experience and reflecting on your performance.

Your learning will take place through a variety of methods such as:
- lectures

- seminars

- workshops

- research projects

- real-life consultancy experience

- directed learning activities outside classes

- diverse assessment tools (e.g. essay, presentation, report, e-portfolio, exam)

- guest speakers

Applied learning
Live projects
As part of the course, you get the opportunity to work on real business projects to build your skills and professional experience.

Networking
You will frequently engage with airline and airport industry stakeholders throughout your study via industry guest talks and field trips. Field visits may require security checks.