The Memorandum of Understanding between the Government of the People's  Republic of China and the European Union on Industrial Cooperation in the Fields of Aviation and Communication signed in Beijing on October 29,1998 established the Cooperation Project between China and the European Union on Civil Aviation Under this project, the Agreement of Professional Master of Aviation Safety Management (ASM), including Airworthiness Management and Flight Operations was signed between the Civil Aviation University of China (CAUC), the National Civil Aviation University of France (ENAC) and the Aviation Polytechnical University of France (ENSICA).
    In June 2001, the Academic Degrees Office under the State Council officially approved the running of a course jointly by CAUC, ENAC , ENSICA and EAFAS to carry out Master degree education on Aviation Safety Management in China. In accordance with the agreement, a Master Degree will be awarded to students who have completed the planned courses.

    ASM Master Program project (named AW13) is implemented within the framework of the EU-China Civil Aviation Co-operation Project, supported by all above co-operation partners and contributors.
On November 17,2001, the first class of Aviation Safety Management? Master Program officially began. 48 students (Airworthiness Management: 23; Flight Operations: 25) were selected from various aviation enterprises and institutions in China. They proceeded with 5 months full time studies at CAUC. Only those students who have completed their curricula and satisfactorily presented their thesis to the joint Jury of Chinese and French professors will be awarded their ASM Master at the end of the program.

For further information, please contact:
Tel:+8622-24092141 (Mr. Sun Yigang)
Tel:+8622-24092037 (Mr.Tom Du)
Fax:+8622-24092148

AMBA(MBA on Aviation) Program

    The program of AMBA(MBA on Aviation) , cooperated by Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology(RMIT), is to train management talents. AMBA Students are from Australia, as well as people working in civil aviation industry in China, Taiwan, Singapore and Mexico etc.
    Approved by Civil Aviation Administration of China(CAAC), Civil Aviation University of China(CAUC) assists RMIT to recruit students and conduct preliminary teaching and organization work in China, and the two universities have signed the "Sistership University Agreement" and "Education Cooperation Agreement" on this Program.
The AMBA program conducted in China lasts one and half years with three stages:
    In the first stage(from September to January next year), students study fundamental courses in CAUC for half year; This stage covers: Sales & Marketing, Specialized English, Western Economics, International Finance, Accounting Management, Management Treasurer, Information Management.
    In the second stage(February to August), students study specialized courses in RMIT Australia for half year; specialized courses in RMIT; This stage covers: Aviation Safety Management, Civil Aviation operating Management, Aerodrome Management, Organizing Behavior, Aviation Infrastructure Management, Aviation Logistics, Airlines Strategy Management. During this period students also do some thesis preparation. The courses will be taught in English. The study will be very hard in this stage. Group discussion will be organized combining with the teaching contents.
    In the third stage(September-December), students design & write thesis in China. In the end, students are required to defend their thesis, and then they will be awarded the Master degree of AMBA after they pass the defense (the certificates are the same as those issued to the local students and recognized worldwide).
    The AMBA Program in China has been successfully conducted for four rounds in 1998, 1999, 2001 and 2002. The first intake included 23 students who were sponsored by CAAC. The second intake were 25 students, among them 15 students were sponsored by CAAC, 2 students self paid, others were sponsored by their employers. The third intake were 35 students, among them 16 students were sponsored by CAAC, 11 students self paid, others were sponsored by their employers. The fourth intake comprised 16 students, among them 8 students were sponsored by CAAC, 8 students self paid. Now we are running the fifth round.
    For detailed information about AMBA Program, you can visit the following website: www.aero.rmit.edu.au/MBA/index.html
    Now we are running the fifth round. The prerequisites are: candidates have bachelor degree with at least two years working experience in civil aviation industry; He has to pass IEFLS 6.5 of English language test.

For further information, please contact:
Tel:+8622-24092037 (Mr.Tom Du)
Tel:+8622-24092038 (Mr.Li Shaozhong)
Fax:+8622-24092037