Aviation Management (AABI Aviation Management), B.S.

A degree in Aviation Management prepares students for administrative, supervisory, and management positions in the aviation industry. The program is oriented to the business and human resource needs of the aviation industry. Graduates may pursue entry level positions in airport management, general aviation operations, air carrier management and various government agencies. All Aviation courses must be completed with a grade of “C” (2.0) or better.

Program Mission

Graduates of the Aviation Management Degree Program will embrace the importance of becoming global citizens through life-long learning, leadership, character, and service in the fields of aviation management.

Student Learning Outcomes:

Graduates of our aviation programs will be able to:

1. Exhibit characteristics expected of professionals in air traffic management (such as adherence to professional standards, consistent attention to safety, and the practice of ethical behavior).
2. Demonstrate mastery of the knowledge and skills expected of aviation professionals for entry and progression in air traffic management.
3. Apply concepts from safety management and human factors to realistic problems in the air traffic environment.
4. Exhibit characteristics expected of professionals in the aviation industry (such as adherence to professional standards, consistent attention to safety, and the practice of ethical behavior).
5. Demonstrate mastery of the knowledge and skills expected of aviation professionals for entry and progression in air traffic management.
6. Apply general business concepts in the aviation environment.
7. Apply concepts from safety management and human factors to realistic problems in the aviation environment.
8. Identify and evaluate the evolving role of aviation and the factors impacting its place in the current world environment.

Graduation Requirements

This program requires a minimum of 121 semester hours for completion; 40 credit hours are for required core curriculum courses; 36 credit hours cover aviation science courses; and 45 hours are devoted to business/finance courses and open electives.