9/25/2014 Aviation Management,

Aviation Leaders Programme in Public Policy (jointly organised with Lee Kuan
Yew School of Public Policy)
Duration To Register, please select a date:
2 weeks Select a date...
Fee
S$ 5,000 / US$ 4,200 (includes
course materials and
refreshments) [Participants
from Singapore are required to
add GST to the programme
fee]

OBJECTIVES
This programme equips aviation leaders to make sound public policy decisions in a complex and ever-
evolving aviation landscape, SAA and the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy (LKYSPP) of the National
University of Singapore, will be jointly introducing an Aviation Leaders Programme in Public Policy (ALPPP).
The interactive 2-week programme combines LKYSPP's expertise in public policy with Singapore's
experience in promoting a safe and vibrant air hub underpinned by an efficient and effective civil aviation
system.

OUTLINE
o Studies on Economic Clusters and Aviation Hub Development
- Case study on Singapore's development strategies and economic restructuring
- Economic clusters and national competitiveness
- Economic development of Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN)
- Aviation hub: Strategies and policies
- Aviation industry development

o Public Policy Analysis and Economic Competitiveness

- Economic development and competitiveness in emerging nations in Asia: China and
India
- Globalisation process, global economies and global engines of growth
- Corporatisation: The CAAS-Changi Airport experience
- Airport economics and operational management

o International Relations and Security Arrangements

- International security: Concepts, issues and policies
- ASEAN security arrangements and international relations
- United Nations and global governance
- Security and safety in Asia-pacific region
- Latest developments in the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
- International aviation security framework

o Social Inclusivity and Environmental Policies

- Ranking the liveability of the world's 64 major cities
- Cost of living, purchasing power and wages indices for 109 cities
- Singapore's urban transport policy: A comprehensive urban solution
- Environmental policy and natural resource management
- Enhancing air traffic management to reduce emissions

o Public Management and Governance

- Leadership and efficiency in public services and public institutions
- The role of the States, private sector market places and international governance
- Globalisation process, economic efficiency, cost of inequality and global policy reforms

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Middle to senior management personnel from civil aviation authorities, air navigation service providers,
ministries, airport authorities as well as those interested in public policy for aviation.

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