The Program of Aviation Studies is an Federal
Aviation Administration (FAA) Part 141 approved flight education and
training program. The program consists of three options for study.
The Aviation Management and Operations track
prepares students for careers with airports, general aviation
facilities, airlines, consulting firms, and other organizations
specializing in aviation and auxiliary business.
The Aviation Technical Management track prepares
students for careers with organizations and companies that engage in
the manufacture or maintenance of aviation components. This program
is ideally suited for a person with an existing FAA airframe and
power plant (A&P) license.
The Flight Technology and Operations track prepares
students to enter aviation careers as pilots for global airlines,
corporate aviation, or air cargo operations.
Students completing the required courses of study in
these programs receive a Bachelor of Science in Technology Degree
upon graduation. Continued study for a Master's Degree with an
aviation focus is also available.
The Aviation Studies program provides career
preparation in aviation management, maintenance management and
flight technology.
Graduates in aviation management may find career
opportunities in such fields as the management of airports, general
aviation and corporate facilities, sales management, marketing,
purchasing and airline management. Maintenance management graduates
may find opportunities in aircraft repair stations, quality control
and inspection services, and as manufacturing field representatives.
The flight technology program is designed to prepare
students to become professional pilots. Students in the program have
the opportunity to obtain private, commercial and flight instructor
licenses with instrument, single- and multi-engine ratings.
Professional pilots may apply their skills not only with airlines
and corporations but in agricultural and other settings. They may
work in the areas of flight instruction, route planning, aerial
photography or aerial surveying.
• The aviation education and
training facilities are located on the University owned airport and
are adjacent to the BGSU campus within a 5 minute walking distance
of the residence halls.
• The Flight Technology track
utilizes the Cessna 172, the Piper Arrow (Glass Cockpit) and Seminole. Special focus
is provided for preparing future airport and aviation managers.
• The staff is comprised of
professional faculty and instructor pilots with broad aviation
experiences.
• Scholarships, grants, financial
aid and veterans benefits are available to assist students.
• The intensive ground training
and four season, all weather, flight instruction has produced a
history of excellent ratings from FAA examiners.
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