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Bachelor of Science (with Honours) - BSc (Hons)
High Wycombe Campus
Full Time
Sep 2027
4 Year
If you are passionate about all things aviation and dream about turning this into a successful and diverse career, then studying Aviation Management with Logistics will give you the knowledge and practical experience to succeed in this fast-paced and exciting sector.You’ll gain an advanced knowledge of aviation logistics and a key understanding into what makes the sector run. Upon graduation you’ll have the focussed skillset employers look for, meaning you’ll be career-ready. In the Foundation Year of this four-year course, you’ll build essential academic study skills. This year will help you gain confidence in your abilities. You’ll also identify your strengths and areas for development. Together, these will prepare you for progression to the undergraduate degree.
Why Study Aviation Management with Logistics at BNU?Unique Blend of Aviation and Logistics ExpertiseThis course stands out by combining a comprehensive understanding of aviation management with specialised knowledge in logistics. From supply chain management to distribution strategies, you'll gain a dual focus that prepares you for a wide range of roles across the aviation and logistics sectors, setting you apart in a competitive job market.
Industry-Experienced FacultyLearn directly from experts who bring decades of experience in aviation and logistics to the classroom. Their real-world insights and practical advice will help you bridge the gap between academic knowledge and industry application, giving you an edge as you enter the workforce.
Strong industry linksBNU’s extensive connections with leading aviation and logistics companies offer unmatched opportunities for hands-on experience. Through internships, placements, and networking events, you’ll gain practical insights into the real-world challenges of the industry while building valuable professional relationships. These experiences ensure you graduate with both the skills and connections needed to excel in your career.
Supportive Learning EnvironmentAt BNU, you're not just another student—you’re part of a community that’s invested in your success. Faculty and staff are always on hand to offer guidance and support, from academic advice to career planning, ensuring you achieve your goals both during and after your studies.
Focus on EmployabilityThe course is designed in collaboration with industry professionals to ensure you're learning the skills employers need most. From critical thinking and problem-solving to leadership and teamwork, you'll graduate with a strong portfolio of skills that will make you stand out in the job market.
What will I study?From flights taking off to keeping everything moving on the ground, there is always something happening in the hustling and bustling airline and airport sectors. We’ve designed our BSc (Hons) Aviation Management with Logistics to equip you with the in-demand skills and knowledge to help you become part of this exciting world. There's a real need for knowledge and skills to meet business demands, and this course helps to put you in a great position to start a career in this rewarding industry.After the initial foundation year, this course has a shared first year across multiple specialisms. After first year, if you want to study a different specialism you can choose to change between BSc (Hons) Aviation Management and BSc (Hons) Aviation Management with Logistics.
Foundation Year
You’ll engage with your degree and peers in Aviation and Security, gaining confidence in higher education and a taste of future learning styles. You’ll join a diverse group, focusing on aviation and security through case studies, fostering an inclusive learning environment. You’ll also attend experience sessions, from your future degree.
Foundation Year
Foundation Year
This module builds the skills essential for success in contemporary professional environments. Including: an approach to using social media to support the employment, appropriate use of AI, and collating data in Excel. You will develop cyber resilience and safety through an understanding of Malware, Ransomware and social engineering.
Foundation Year
This module aims to provide you with skills geared towards developing your understanding of key concepts and themes as well as basic methods and approaches to academic work. You will participate in problem-based learning, small-scale investigations, and research related to your subject area.
Foundation Year
This module aims to support you in designing and developing an educational item in groups, and in writing a reflective report. In the module, you will have the opportunity to put much of the knowledge and skills that you have acquired so far on the foundation course into practice.
Foundation Year
This module explores the concept of employability from a theoretical and practical perspective. You will explore the many definitions and approaches to this issue and a range of topics, including how the issues relate to skills, class, equality, diversity, and gender, as well as being encouraged to reflect on your own career development.
This module will give you an understanding of the history of aviation, focusing on the key historical and technological developments which have shaped the sector. You’ll gain an overview of the regulation and legislation that governs aviation, including the various stakeholders and key players in the industry.
This module focuses on academic skills, such as reading, researching, academic writing, critical analysis, referencing, presentation. You’ll be guided in understanding assignment briefs and making plans before starting coursework. You will also develop an understanding of what skills are relevant in the professional world, especially in aviation.
This module will help you to understand fundamental aviation financial and economic concepts. It’ll provide an understanding of key subjects, such as financial statements, ratio analysis and market structures. You’ll also gain an overview of airline financial performance, the overriding reasons for their performance, and airline metrics.
You’ll learn how airports function as business organisations, including the day-to-day management and operation of both the airside and landside environments. Large airports require the management of diverse tasks for effective operations and this module will include case studies and engagement with airport staff to bring this industry to life.
You will examine how airlines and other aviation operators apply the principles of marketing to identify, anticipate and satisfy customer requirements. Learn the basis of consumer behaviour, the importance of branding, the marketing techniques used by airlines, and digital marketing, including airline e-commerce and the use of social media.
You’ll learn key principles of logistics in regard to air transportation, develop an understanding of the principles and practices of the air cargo industry in a global context. Explore issues such as the economic principles of air freight, the changing demands for new services and the types of aircraft fleets in air cargo operations.
The aim of the module is to provide you with an introduction to research methods and the skills necessary for planning and conducting research and enquiry within their field of study, discipline or professional contexts.
This module introduces a range of practical and analytical planning techniques used within the logistics industry including linear programming, planning, inventory control, forecasting, statistical techniques and simulation. Basic techniques used to solve logistical problems will be explained and you’ll practice during computing tutorials.
This module looks at how organisations can anticipate, prepare for, respond to and recover from a range of incidents, including hazards and the resulting risks, such as severe weather events and novel emergencies. You’ll discuss a range of threats that affect the aviation industry, such as security incidents, terrorism and other malicious events.
This module explores security issues within the air transport industry, from terrorism to cyber-attacks and the security procedures implemented to deal with them for both air passenger and cargo operators. You’ll study facilitation and look at the work of border force and security problems as trafficking, document fraud and identity theft.
On this module you’ll explore how digital technology is revolutionising aviation. You'll learn how IT boosts revenue, efficiency, and customer experience. Dive into emerging tech like AR/VR, blockchain, and the metaverse. Plus, you’ll cover advances in aerospace, from uncrewed vehicles to electric aircraft and alternative fuels.
This module will give you a thorough understanding of the fundamental topics needed to manage projects within a complex and ever-changing environment. You’ll develop a deeper understanding of both theoretical and practical aspects of project management and gain the essential skills necessary to plan, monitor, control and deliver successful projects.
This module introduces the commercial aviation industry as a large supply/value chain, you’ll gain an overview of inbound and outbound logistics services. The logistics around aviation expansion and construction projects, from the basic principle of getting the right materials in the right place at the right time.
Examine the challenges and opportunities of global sourcing in aviation. You’ll explore the necessary steps and focus on procurement strategies that enhance profitability, understand the role that purchasing can play in achieving corporate objectives. You’ll also hear from industry executives and will apply what you learn through a case study.
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