Assistant Professor- Aviation Management Studies

As an Assistant Professor in Aviation & Airport Management, you will play a vital role in shaping the future aviation professionals. With 25 years of experience in teaching or industry, you will be responsible for delivering lectures, designing curriculum, guiding students, organizing workshops, and contributing to academic reviews. Your passion for teaching and strong communication skills in English will be key in mentoring students for their career development. Key Responsibilities: - Deliver lectures and practical sessions in Aviation, Airline, and Airport Management subjects. - Design and update curriculum to meet industry standards and academic requirements. - Prepare teaching materials, case studies, and assessments for undergraduate programs. - Guide students in academic projects, research, and internships. - Organize workshops, industry interactions, field visits, and guest lectures. - Participate in faculty development programs, conferences, and seminars. - Contribute to department planning, academic reviews, and quality assurance. - Support student counseling and mentoring for career development. - Maintain records of student attendance, grades, and academic performance. Required Qualifications & Skills: - Bachelors and masters degree in Aviation Management, Airport Management, or related field (UGC-recognized). - Minimum 2 years of teaching or relevant aviation industry experience (maximum 5 years preferred). - Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English. - Strong classroom management and presentation skills. - Proficient in MS Office tools and basic digital teaching platforms. - Passion for teaching and mentoring students. Desirable: - NET/SET qualified (if applicable). - Experience in NAAC/NBA documentation will be an added advantage. - Exposure to airline operations, airport procedures, or ground handling. - Strong industry network and guest lecture coordination experience.,