Program Overview

Program Overview

The Institute for Aviation Sciences offers a four-year undergraduate program specifically designed for students pursuing careers in aviation. Upon completion, each Aviation Sciences major will receive a Bachelor of Science in Aviation Sciences degree in one of three concentrations.

Concentrations

The three concentrations available are:

• Professional Pilot - Airplane
• Professional Pilot - Helicopter
• Aircraft Dispatch

Professional Pilot - Airplane Concentration

Students selecting this concentration will achieve flying qualifications to the Commercial Pilot level, including an instrument rating. Additionally, they will obtain a Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) license and have the option to choose between a Certified Flight Instructor (CFI-I) license or a multiengine rating.

Professional Pilot - Helicopter Concentration

Students in this concentration will achieve the Commercial Pilot level, including an instrument rating, along with Certified Flight Instructor and Certified Flight Instructor-Instrument Ratings. They will also receive Night-Vision Goggle Training.

Aircraft Dispatch Concentration

Entry into the Aircraft Dispatch concentration requires departmental approval. Students in this concentration must obtain their FAA Dispatch Certification externally.

Program Details

The program is designed to provide students with comprehensive knowledge and skills necessary for a career in aviation, with specific requirements and qualifications varying by concentration.