The course gives an overview of the industry - a little bit of everything without any great depth. Bare in mind that each of those subjects that you have an overview of, is a subject worthy of study in its own right!! It’s great for grads that have minimal experience, if u already have any experience then its not necessarily such a good choice.
Some great guest speakers (former MSc students) compliment the resident staff, who have a wide range of experience and enthusiasm for the industry (some more than others!!).
Given the current industry climate, are you so sure it’s a wise idea to study such a specific syllabus as the Cranfield ATM MSc? The course makes u a 'Jack of All Subjects, but a Master of None', pardon the pun!
A lot of people out there have gained the same knowledge over the years working in the industry, thus, your knowledge is academic and your MSc seemingly commands a higher remuneration; you have no proven history where as those who've come up through the industry have, making them a better bet to an employer.
Consider subjects that give a new skills set that set u apart from others already in the industry, if you have any idea which field you want to get into, then this is much easier, manufacturing, development, airports, airlines, regulatory. DON'T become too specialised or specific in your studies, that was my mistake, I ended up with no leeway.
Good luck with whatever you chose to do!!