About Aviation
Management at DWC
The DWC Aviation Management
program develops business management skills
with specialized knowledge of the unique
aspects of aviation business and includes
specialized courses and experiences that
enhance your opportunities for a successful
entry into the aviation field.
Students in the Aviation
Management degree program pursue tracks
designed for work in the general aviation
industry, the airline industry or at
airports. These tracks are: Airline
Operations, General and Corporate Aviation
Management, and Airport Management. Each
track ends in a three-credit culminating
experience that can be either an advanced
seminar or course in Aviation Management or
an internship. Typically, our graduates
begin at entry level operations positions
and use their educational qualifications and
backgrounds to move into jobs with
supervisory responsibilities or staff
positions.
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Combining
classroom experience and
hands-on practice, you’ll learn
not just what to do but how to
do it and why.
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Because you
have the option of earning
flight ratings, you’ll be even
more marketable in this dynamic
field.
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You’ll be
prepared for virtually any
management career in aviation or
aviation-related activities
while acquiring the management
foundation supporting all such
positions.
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Culminating experiences through
internships or experiential
capstone programs like the
Aviation Policy Seminar in
Washington, DC will give you the
real-life experience to make
your transition into a
professional career a successful
one.
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Click here to see the full course outline for
the Aviation Management Bachelor of Science and
sample sequence.
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