The Bachelor of Science in Aviation Management is perfect for students who want to combine a love of aviation with a career in management. Students in this degree program develop solid business and management skills, then add the specialized knowledge from one of three areas of interest: general and corporate aviation management, airline operations, or airport management. This dual-discipline degree is offered through Daniel Webster's Aviation Division.

All Aviation Management majors must complete the aviation core courses. In addition, each student will select a track that consists of 12 credits of course work that prepares them for entry into a particular segment of the aviation industry and a 3 credit culminating experience. The culminating experience is a course or internship designed to: expose them to problems and situations that will be intellectually stimulating; require them to apply their knowledge, values, skills, and technical competence to current problems in the aviation industry; enable them to start developing a network of contacts within the industry; and provide feedback to the aviation division on how well the program goals are being achieved.

Each of the options is designed to provide the student insights and problem solving skills that are unique to the particular segment of the aviation industry. The tracks that are available and the courses that qualify as culminating experiences are listed at the end of the curriculum.

For more details please visit our online catalog.

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