Seneca College

What you'll study

The curriculum pairs foundational business subjects with applied aviation topics. Business-focused coursework covers areas such as financial planning, project management, human resources and marketing. Aviation-specific instruction addresses flight operations, airport logistics and safety systems. Interdisciplinary themes—globalization, equity, diversity and inclusion, and sustainability—are embedded throughout.

Entry requirements

The publicly available program description does not provide specific admission requirements. Prospective applicants should consult Seneca College directly or use the program information card to be notified when applications open.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for operational and managerial positions across airlines, airports and aviation service providers. Typical roles identified by the program include:

• aviation business or commercial analyst
• crew planner or crew scheduling supervisor
• financial planning analyst
• flight operations administrator
• fleet efficiency manager
• training co‑ordinator

Scholarships & funding angle

The program page does not list specific scholarships. Students should explore Seneca’s general scholarships, bursaries and external aviation or business funding options, and contact the college’s financial aid office to learn about eligibility and application processes.