Department of Aviation
EBS Student Exchange Program
Aviation Study Abroad
Through a partnership with the European Business School, UCM's Department of Aviation is able to offer its students the opportunity to study abroad in Germany, furthering their aviation studies.
About EBS:
Founded in 1971, the European Business School is located in Oestrich-Winkel near Frankfurt, Germany. Built in the 1500s, the buildings and classrooms maintain much of their grandeur, with chandeliers and fresco paintings overhead. The campus is also home to a 19th Century castle and winery. There are numerous restaurants and stores in the nearby town of Ruedesheim.
Why study abroad at EBS?
- Studying abroad gives you skills sets that cannot be learned in the typical classroom setting.
- You will gain exposure to another country and culture.
- Although EBS is a German school, the majority of aviation classes are taught in English.
What makes EBS different than other programs?
- EBS is specifically designed for Airport Management and Flight Operations Management students and offers the following courses:
- Cooperation in the Aviation Industry
- Aviation Law and Policy
- Aircraft- Technical, Economical and Operation Characteristics
- Airline Marketing
- Seminar in Aviation Management
- Revenue Management
- Network Management
- Airline Business Models and Strategies
- Airport and Air Transport Management
- Air Cargo Management
- Most of the instructors are industry professionals and offer networking opportunities.
- Students will be paired with host students to aid in the transition.
- Because there are no dormitories, you will get to stay with a host family, boosting your cultural experience.
For more information:
- Visit EBS's Bachelor in Aviation Management program online.
- Contact William Rankin, 660-543-4455.
- Visit the study abroad office in WDE 1200, or contact the office at intlprog@ucmo.edu or 660-543-4195.
You may also explore other study abroad opportunities.
