Message from the Program Head
Dear Students,
Aviation, as one of the most dynamic industries in the world, continues to grow and evolve each day. This growth brings with it an increasing demand for qualified and well-equipped human resources. As the Civil Aviation Transportation Management (English) Program, we aim to meet this need by educating competitive individuals at both national and international levels.
Our program offers a curriculum tailored to meet the needs of the sector, targeting students who aspire to build careers in areas such as airline and airport operations, ground services, air cargo, and related fields. The language of instruction is English, and students begin with a preparatory year to enhance their language proficiency. This enables our graduates to become professionals capable of communicating effectively on a global scale.
Our program also offers an international classroom environment where students from various cultures come together, gaining not only theoretical knowledge but also a multicultural perspective. Within the scope of the Erasmus+ exchange program, our students have the opportunity to study and intern abroad, as well as to experience different cultures firsthand.
An integral part of our curriculum is the internship program, which allows our students to gain direct industry experience. Through industry-focused events, seminars, and collaborations, we prepare our students not only academically but also for their future professional lives. Additionally, we are pleased to offer opportunities such as double major programs and vertical transfer options to support the career development of our successful students.
We are proud of you, our valued students, who are part of this strong academic structure advancing confidently in the global aviation arena. We also warmly welcome our future students to join us on this privileged journey.
Wishing all our students continued success in their academic journey.
Warm regards,
Dr. Demet ÖZCAN BİÇİCİ
Head of Civil Aviation Transportation Management (English) Program
Aviation, as one of the most dynamic industries in the world, continues to grow and evolve each day. This growth brings with it an increasing demand for qualified and well-equipped human resources. As the Civil Aviation Transportation Management (English) Program, we aim to meet this need by educating competitive individuals at both national and international levels.
Our program offers a curriculum tailored to meet the needs of the sector, targeting students who aspire to build careers in areas such as airline and airport operations, ground services, air cargo, and related fields. The language of instruction is English, and students begin with a preparatory year to enhance their language proficiency. This enables our graduates to become professionals capable of communicating effectively on a global scale.
Our program also offers an international classroom environment where students from various cultures come together, gaining not only theoretical knowledge but also a multicultural perspective. Within the scope of the Erasmus+ exchange program, our students have the opportunity to study and intern abroad, as well as to experience different cultures firsthand.
An integral part of our curriculum is the internship program, which allows our students to gain direct industry experience. Through industry-focused events, seminars, and collaborations, we prepare our students not only academically but also for their future professional lives. Additionally, we are pleased to offer opportunities such as double major programs and vertical transfer options to support the career development of our successful students.
We are proud of you, our valued students, who are part of this strong academic structure advancing confidently in the global aviation arena. We also warmly welcome our future students to join us on this privileged journey.
Wishing all our students continued success in their academic journey.
Warm regards,
Dr. Demet ÖZCAN BİÇİCİ
Head of Civil Aviation Transportation Management (English) Program