Sheffield Hallam University

Overview

The Airline and Airport Management (Honours) degree at Sheffield Hallam University offers a comprehensive understanding of the aviation industry, focusing on the operational dynamics of airlines and airports. Students will explore essential topics such as aviation law, safety and security protocols, and airport systems. The programme emphasizes practical, industry-oriented skills through applied learning, simulations, and projects linked to real-world scenarios.

What you'll study

This degree provides a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application. Key modules may include:

• Finance and Data Interpretation
• Marketing and Consumer Behaviour for the Aviation Industry
• Airline Operations and Pricing Management
• Personal and Professional Development
• Consultancy and Enterprise Challenge
• Strategic Management for Airline and Airport Development
• Safety and Security Management in Aviation

Students will engage in analysis of aviation business scenarios and decision-making exercises. The curriculum is designed to enhance both technical expertise—covering regulation, safety, and security—and essential employability skills such as communication, teamwork, and problem-solving.

Entry requirements

Admission to the programme is based on meeting the academic profile and relevant subject qualifications. Typical UCAS tariff points required range from 112 to 120, which can include:

• BBC–BBB at A Level
• DDM in BTEC Extended Diploma
• Merit overall from a T Level qualification
• A combination of qualifications that may include AS levels, EPQ, and general studies

For those seeking an Access route, an Access to HE Diploma with at least 45 credits at level 3 and 15 credits at level 2 is required.

Career prospects