Kate Goodman, a third year Aviation Management student in Dublin City University, chats with broadcaster Leanne Hanafin about why she chose the course. The first three years of the course provide students with a general introduction to business analysis, the aviation sector, technical aspects of piloting and industry relevant work experience. 

In final year, one can opt to enter flight training to qualify as a commercial pilot or choose to follow more specialist studies in aviation management

00.20 -Why Kate chose the BSc Aviation Management at DCU. 

01.30 -Think the BSc Aviation Management could be for you? 

-The mix of business and aviation 

2.00 -Busting some mis-conceptions- 

-The career paths in this huge and growing industry. 

3.00 -What to expect in first year. 

-modules that are covered 

3.50 -Getting a good grounding and knowledge in the first year 

-some points to know for second year. 

5.50-Third year and the Intra placement. 

-How the placement really helps to bring everything together.

9.20 Looking ahead to final year

-Three streams in your final year

Pilot studies

Air Traffic Control

Business of Aviation.

11.40-Want to study Aviation Management? 

-what you need points wise

-what entry paths are available if you need extra support.

13.20-The sky's the limit! 

-Career options in the aviation industry