PROGRAMS Bachelor of Science in Air Traffic Management
The B.S. in Air Traffic Management (BSATM) readies students for a dynamic role in air traffic control by immersing them in real-time aircraft management experiences. Distinguished by a partnership with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), students receive guidance from professors with firsthand experience working as air traffic controllers. With an emphasis on student success, the curriculum is designed to guide students to roles as air traffic controllers, flight dispatchers and ground controllers. Join a thriving sector that plays a crucial role in enhancing the effectiveness of transportation, ensuring safety in the movement of people and goods worldwide.
Bachelor of Science in Uncrewed Aircraft Systems
The B.S. in Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS) is the first accredited program of its kind in the nation, with coursework in aeronautical science, uncrewed aircraft systems, computer science, engineering, geographic information systems and service learning. Students are equipped with the necessary knowledge and skills for success in the field of uncrewed systems, emphasizing mission planning and execution, remote pilot operations, data collection and data processing. This hands-on program focuses on commercial and civil applications, preparing graduates to enter a rapidly growing and changing industry. UAS students also gain a broad understanding of business, aviation regulations, technology, meteorology and security issues within the industry.
Bachelor of Science in Applied Meteorology
The B.S. in Applied Meteorology provides students with a practical understanding of the physics and dynamics of the Earth’s atmosphere, with emphasis on applying theory to weather forecasting and weather-sensitive industries. Students benefit from an advanced Observatory Complex and cutting- edge weather forecasting and observing equipment, including a 20-inch Planewave Optics telescope. The program covers the intricacies of weather forecasting, including studies of severe thunderstorms, tornadoes, jet streams and the global climate. With some additional coursework, students in the program may choose to pursue an Emergency Response Meteorologist Certification or Aircraft Dispatch Certification, or pursue a minor in Flight or Defense Studies.
100 % of graduates from the
B.S. in Uncrewed Aircraft Systems find employment or continue education in the year following graduation. 1-Year Alumni Survey, Office of Institutional Research, Class of 2022-23
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