Air Traffic Management

What is taught in this field

In the Air Traffic Management program, students learn the knowledge that ensures safe and orderly operation of air transport. Core subjects include fundamentals of aviation, aerodynamics and flight theory, meteorology, air traffic control systems, air navigation, radio engineering and communication equipment. Students also develop skills in working with radar and automated control systems.

English, especially aviation terminology and radiotelephony communication, plays an important role, as it is the main language of international aviation. Students also deepen their understanding of mathematics, physics and computer science, which are essential for complex calculations and analysis.

Who will the graduate become

Graduates can work as air traffic controllers, air traffic service specialists, communication operators for pilots, or specialists in radar and navigation systems. They monitor takeoffs and landings, ensure that aircraft maintain safe separation, and take part in decisions based on weather conditions.

Where you can work

Graduates can work at international and domestic airports in Uzbekistan, in air traffic management services, with airlines, and in organizations serving the aviation sector. The aviation industry in Uzbekistan is expanding along with the development of transport and logistics infrastructure, so specialists in this field are in demand.

Who this program suits

This program suits applicants who think clearly, pay close attention to detail, take responsibility seriously and can make quick decisions. An interest in mathematics and physics, an aptitude for technology and digital systems, readiness to study English and the ability to work in a team are important for this profession. It can be a good choice for young people interested in aviation who put safety first.