Students will learn the business of aviation, completing courses in aviation safety, security, finance and consulting, airport management, airport planning and design, and more. Upon graduation, and depending on the concentration selected, graduates will be prepared to enter various segments of the aviation industry, including aerospace technology, airport management and operations, dispatch, flight operations or logistics and operations.This program is designed for students who desire a non-flight career with flexible career options. It's a business-based aviation degree, and includes courses in airport management, airline management, aviation consulting, airport planning and design, aviation finance and more. Students will learn from an accredited airport executive and certified aviation manager with airport industry experience. Theyll have the opportunity to tour various airports and attend the American Association of Airport Executives annual conference.
Students in CBU's aviation management bachelor's program will learn to:
Apply mathematics, science, and applied sciences to aviation-related disciplines. Analyze and interpret data.
Work effectively on multidisciplinary and diverse teams. Make professional and ethical decisions.
Communicate effectively, using both written and oral communication skills. Engage in and recognize the need for lifelong learning.
Assess contemporary issues.
Career Possibilities
Aviation management majors can apply their field of study to various careers in the aviation industry. Additionally, CBU has partnerships with regional airlines as part of an airline bridge program, which provides students with guaranteed interviews and potential conditional job offers prior to graduation. Some careers listed below may require further education. Airport Consultant, Airport Operations Manager
Airport Operations Specialist, Airport Operations Supervisor, Air Traffic Controller
