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PO Domains
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Programme Learning Outcome
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PO1
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Knowledge - Breadth
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Knowledge of the key business areas that underpin international business activity while building upon the competencies garnered in their aviation training and related experience.
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PO2
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Knowledge - Breadth
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Excellence with respect to the theory and practice of flying and the underpinning scientific elements through their aviation training
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PO3
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Knowledge - Kind
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Their ability to identify, analyse, evaluate and synthesise complex problems emanating from the global business environment with a view to forming rounded perspectives on issues such as international trade, international politics & culture, law, economics & trade, business development and other knowledge intrinsic to the development of opportunities for business in an international context that reflects the challenges of global volatility and uncertainty.
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PO4
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Knowledge - Kind
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The ability to apply their knowledge of health, safety, performance, law, metrology, balance, mass and other technical aviation fields in their capacity to fly in a variety of circumstances that reflect the realities of commercial flight that will allow for excellence as pilots operating in that sphere.
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PO5
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Skill - Range
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How to design integrated business solutions to challenging problems that reflect the challenges of an ever-changing business environment.
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PO6
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Skill - Range
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Application of the range of skills required to handle normal and challenging aviation environments that reflect the regulatory requirements of modern commercial aviation.
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PO7
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Skill - Selectivity
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Their knowledge of how to identify challenges and solutions in a complex context, supporting their actions and analysis through reasoned argument, use of empirical data and synthesis of environmental factors in a given context such as politics, culture, trade, law and market forces or aviation related contextual factors.
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PO8
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Competence - Context
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The use of advanced skills to undertake technical actions accepting accountability for all related decision making; transfer and apply diagnostic and creative skills in a range of contexts including complex flight arrangements.
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PO9
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Competence - Context
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How to apply their knowledge in a range of business types including those that trade internationally, building upon the competences developed in their aviation training and their knowledge of a complex and demanding role.
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PO10
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Competence - Role
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The ability to offer leadership, take initiative and undertake responsibility for a range of dynamic environments necessitating possibilities such as working alone, in groups/teams and as part of hierarchical structures while conscious of the personal and organisational motivations of themselves and others.
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PO11
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Competence - Learning to Learn
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Autonomy to control their own personal development through inquiry, reflection and investigation and to prepare for continual professional development as an integral part of their career.
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PO12
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Competence - Insight
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Their consciousness of their own value and the intrinsic strengths and weaknesses that further infuse their identified strengths in an ethical and responsible framework for their personal and career development.
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