Aviation Management
The Aviation Management curriculum prepares students for professional administrative positions in the aviation industry. The Bachelor of Science degree in Aviation Management will provide a broad understanding of the functions and responsibilities of a manager or supervisor in a variety of related aviation positions. Career tracks range from such occupations as Airport Manager to Director of Operations for a major airline. Flight training is not required, however, to gain a better understanding of the aerospace industry, student's are encouraged to obtain at least a Private Pilot Certificate with instant flight endorcement.Program Strength
Recognized throughout the Midwest as a high-quality program
Provides technical and management skills for students interested in
working in aviation related positions other than flight.
Specialized courses such as Aviation low and Air Carrier Systems,
taught by professionals in aviation industry.
Flexible Degree concentrations Plan allows students to specialize in
airport management, aircraft dispatcher, or aviation studies.
Career Information
Employment is generally found at airports and commuter airlines in companies having flight departments, the federal government, the military services, flight simulator companies, aircraft manufacturers, state departments of aviation, and airport fixed base operators.
Graduates of our program are employed with all the major U.S. Air Carriers. Employers include: American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, U.S. Airways, Northwest Airlines, American Tran Air, Express One Airlines, Continental Express, Air Wisconsin, Boeing Co, Emery Worldwide Airlines, UPS Federal Express, U.S. Check, Kroger, Inc., and military services.
High School Preparation
Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, English Composition, Speech and Computer Date Processing.General Education Requirements
All students working toward a Bachelor's Degree at I.S.U. are required to complete additional semester hours in General Education, including both required and elective courses, grouped under categories of interrelated subjects.Cost
Indiana Residents. Estimated at 2007-08 Rates. Approximate cost per year.Cost for EACH of four academic years
Academic Credit Hour Fees ......................... $ 6,462.00Technology Fee .......................................... $ 120.00
Room and Board .......................................... $ 6,942.02
Books ..........................................................$ 800.00
Students planning to earn the FAA Private Pilot Certificate should add approximately $6,400.00 to overall costs.
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Last updated 25 Feb 08