Masters Degrees (Air Traffic)

The emergence of transformative automated and autonomous technology in both manned and unmanned air traffic management systems, including new, sustainable and intelligent aerial platforms, to transport people and goods, represents the next cornerstone in the aerospace industry’s on-going evolution. Read more

With increased competition, technological and regulatory changes, every organisation needs a team of up-to-date managers ready to step up to fill leadership roles. Read more

With increased competition, technological and regulatory changes, every organisation needs a team of up-to-date managers ready to step up to fill leadership roles. Read more

How can we model human task performance? How do our brains combine visual and auditory information? What is the ideal interface for a tired air traffic controller? Please note: as of September 2021, the name of this programme has changed to Computational Cognitive Science. Read more

The University of Cincinnati College of Engineering and Applied Science (UC CEAS) and the  University of Bordeaux  (UBx) in France have partnered to create the Aero-System Operations (AESOP) Collaborative Degree Program to meet the growing demands of the field of aeronautical maintenance. Read more

The master's degree in Space and Aeronautical Engineering is aimed at graduates in aerospace engineering or related physical sciences and engineering who wish to improve their skills and knowledge. Read more

From flight crew to cabin crew, air traffic controllers to aircraft engineers, the human element is vital to the safe and efficient operation of all aspects of the aviation industry. Read more

With the ever increasing traffic density of civil aircraft, and the need for increased military precision in conflicts around the world, safer aircraft operations require more sophisticated avionic systems. Read more