This Aviation Management double degree programme is designed in cooperation with the University of the West of England (UWE). After two years of study, students obtain degrees from both universities, as well as a fantastic learning experience.

According to British quality standards, there is a lot of group work and projects during studies. The study results will be evaluated not only by TSI lecturers but also by UWE academic staff. Students of this programme will also have access to the resources of both universities.

Internship on the premises of airports and other aviation enterprises provides excellent opportunity to experience industry operations.

Network of professionals among teachers and fellow students is one of the added values of the programme

Benefits of the programme:

• UK-level education quality;
• individualized approach;
• unique programme in the Baltic Sea Region;
• involvement in cutting-edge industry research;
• learn from aviation experts;
• professional networking opportunities.

Study Schedule:

The curriculum is module-based on weekends – three days in a row, every third or fourth week of a month. The blended learning format will allow you to choose between online and on-site studies, allowing you to continue working while studying. Please note that there are three mandatory in-person modules per semester in Riga, Latvia, with specific dates to be announced.

Sample time schedule for a weekend:

• Friday from 4:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
• Saturday from 8:45 a.m. to 7:45 p.m.
• Sunday from 8:45 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Internship:

Students obtain the opportunity to spend 312 hours of professional internship joining operations at airports and other aviation field companies. Locations include premises of International Airports, e.g. Riga International Airport.

There are conditions of transferable internship credit points:

• in case of previously completed Bachelor or Master professional degree which included the same or above amount of internship hours
• if a student has worked on the managerial position in aviation industry for more than one year, this student can defend his professional knowledge in the form of a report and a presentation and it is accepted as a professional internship

In both cases students have a shorter version of the programme – minus one term (62 credit points versus 82 credit points in full version). Their tuition fee also is cut by the price of one term.