The MSc Aviation Digital Technology Management course at Cranfield University trains professionals to invent and use digital technology throughout the aviation industry. This programme gives graduates key digital skills, preparing them for jobs beyond just designing and making aircraft. It opens up more opportunities in the wider aviation sector. The course is built to help students manage and put new digital solutions into practice, making sure they are ready for what the industry will need in the future.
Students in this course will learn through a mix of serious academic study and hands-on practice. How well they are doing is usually checked through coursework, exams, and a big individual research project. This allows students to understand the topics better and use their knowledge to solve real-world problems. This complete way of teaching means that people not only learn the theories but also get the practical experience needed to do well in this fast-changing field.
Cranfield University is a leading postgraduate-only institution with a global reputation for its industry-focused education and research. It stands out by specialising in key areas like aerospace, defence and security, energy and power, manufacturing, transport systems, and water, offering a wide range of master's and doctoral programmes. The university is unique in having its airport, which provides an unmatched environment for aerospace research and learning.
With a strong ratio of staff to students, Cranfield offers personalised academic support. Its close connections with various industries ensure that all courses and research are highly relevant to real-world needs. This strong industry focus means that graduates are well-prepared for successful careers, taking the skills and knowledge gained directly into professional roles.
Candidates are required to submit a personal statement in which they discuss their reasons for applying for the course and other relevant information regarding their studies. A relevant academic and/or employer reference is also required. Students have the option to upload their CVs along with their applications to demonstrate their work experience.
Grade Requirements:
English Proficiency:
Applicants who can not speak English need to score at least 6.5 overall in IELTS, with a minimum of 5.5 in each section, or submit equivalent recognised test scores such as TOEFL (minimum 92 overall), Cambridge Assessment English (180 overall), or Pearson PTE (65 overall).
The tuition fee for the MSc Aviation Digital Technology Management programme is £27,910.
Cranfield University is committed to supporting promising students in their academic pursuits, recognising that financial assistance is often key to unlocking educational potential. For the MSc Aviation Digital Technology Management programme, a tuition fee scholarship is offered through a special collaboration with OASES Aviation Software. This scholarship is specifically designed to identify and support students who show outstanding academic excellence and possess clear leadership qualities, particularly for future roles in aviation digital technology. It serves to empower individuals who are set to drive innovation and change within the sector.
Cranfield University offers many other ways to get financial help besides the OASES scholarship. This shows how much the university supports students who want to do postgraduate studies. These other options include scholarships from the university itself, which are given for good academic performance. There are also scholarships from outside partners, like the British Council (for example, GREAT Scholarships) and the Commonwealth.
Graduates from the MSc Aviation Digital Technology Management programme gain skills highly sought after across the aviation and technology sectors. Potential career paths include:
Candidates applying for this course can apply through the university’s website. Those who need assistance with their application should contact our trained counsellors at AHZ.
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