195 Bachelor's degrees in Aviation Studies in North America

The Aviation Technologies - Helicopter Maintenance program at Southern Illinois University empowers individuals to lead in their professions, embrace lifelong learning

The Social Sciences Air Transportation major at The Ohio State University provides students a broad understanding of how aviation affects and is affected by social forces like the economy, international affairs and government policy. 

The Aviation - Maintenance Concentration at Andrews University is broken down into Airframe and Powerplant segments; Bachelor of Technology degree.

The Aviation Management Degree at Delta State University prepares students for supervisory and managerial responsibilities at all levels in the aviation field including the airlines, corporations, and military aviation.

For many, flying is just a dream, but CBU can help make it a career. Students at California Baptist University who have no prior flight experience can graduate from the Aviation Flight program with the skills to be a pilot. 

With this Aviation Management - Airline and Airport program at Marywood University you can earn a combination aviation management/business degree. Pilots working in the field today find that having a business degree is a great asset to their professional career advancement opportunities.  

Over the last 40 years, Metropolitan State University of Denver’s Aviation and Aerospace Science degree program has evolved into one of the best, most advanced undergraduate aviation education programs in the country yet remains one of the most affordable. 

Aviation Science Management from Texas Southern University (TSU) aims to prepare the next generation of transportation professionals sought by the public and private sectors.

The B.S.A. Aviation Management from Ohio University is designed to prepare students to meet the challenges of working in and managing various operations within the transportation industry.

The Aviation Technology - Professional Pilot program of the Utah State University is designed for students who intend to pursue a career as an airline pilot, plan to fly for charter, commuter, or corporate airlines, or who wish to operate their own aviation-related business.

From financial policy, personnel management, decision making, operational safety, to federal and municipal regulatory compliance, as a member of an airport management team, you must be a highly qualified, capable aviation professional. The University of Central Missouri's Aviation Management - Airport Management B.S. develops leaders that have the skills needed to manage these operations.

Aviation of Delaware State University lays a strong foundation for a wide range of careers in the aviation industry.

The Aviation Management Technology B.Sc. at Eastern Michigan University prepares students for leadership in the aerospace sector. This four-year, public study programme focuses on airport and airline operations. Students gain essential supervisory skills through a curriculum that blends technical knowledge with business expertise.

The Aviation - Maintenance Management BSc program from San José State University is a 2+2 program for students from community colleges. A community college student should be able to transfer almost all of their aviation maintenance courses and complete their BS degree requirements at SJSU in Maintenance Management.

The Aviation Sciences programme at Baylor University offers a comprehensive public bachelor degree for aspiring pilots and industry leaders. This full-time course provides rigorous academic training alongside professional flight instruction, ensuring students are prepared for diverse roles within the global aviation sector.

The Aviation Management - Airport Management at Jacksonville University prepares a student for a career managing the daily operations at an airport. Graduates from this program will be able to gain many entr​y-level career opportunities in the field of airport management and operations.

The Aviation Management and Flight Operations - Military Marine at Jacksonville University prepares you the skills to be a top aviator for the United States Marines. The track requires participation in the ROTC program.

The Aviation curriculum includes the University of Nebraska Omaha's general education requirements, departmental requirements, a core of aviation classes and specialized courses in professional flight.

This Aviation Management - Aircraft Dispatch concentration by LeTourneau University adds the course work necessary for a student to test for their FAA Aircraft Dispatcher certificate to the core Aviation Management courses. 

Amid a national pilot shortage, Professional Aviation from Walsh University has launched a new partnership with FAA-approved flight school American Winds to offer a students the opportunity to earn bachelor's degree in Professional Aviation as well as a pilot's certification.