333 Aviation Bachelors Degree Programs

The Bachelor's Degree in Aerospace Engineering aims to train professionals to work in companies that design, manufacture, and certify a large variety of products and systems, ranging from space shuttles and satellites to helicopters and airplanes, to rocket and jet engines. Aerospace companies also design and certify airport and air navigation systems, as well as the tools the specialist needs to maintain such vehicles and systems.

The Degree in Aerospace Engineering at Universidad Europea is a regulated degree, designed to train future aerospace engineers through a multidisciplinary curriculum. Our graduates of the degree in aerospace engineering will have multiple options to work in various sectors, including, for example, in engineering, public functions, or the area of research and teaching.

The BEng Aerospace Engineering course equips graduates with core scientific and engineering knowledge, practical laboratory skills, teamwork, problem-solving and other transferable skills needed to pursue careers as professional aerospace engineers, and a diverse range of other career options in the aviation industry.

The aviation management degree provides a comprehensive background in aviation studies, management, and business to prepare students for careers such as airline operation, air transportation, airport management, airport consulting, aircraft manufacturing, sales, and aviation insurance.

Earn a Professional Bachelor's Degree in Aviation Transport and gain the expertise needed to excel in the fast-paced aviation industry as a highly qualified aviation maintenance engineer. The programme equips students with the skills to maintain, repair, and supervise aircraft mechanical, electronic, and electromechanical systems, ensuring they meet the highest industry standards.

Take your knowledge to new heights and gain the skills for a successful career in Aviation. Become a pilot, air traffic controller or take up exciting management roles in the aviation sector.

The BSc in Airline, Airport, and Aviation Management, developed in partnership with senior aviation leaders, addresses the growing need for skilled professionals in the global aviation industry.

Aviation management with flight degree combines the academic coursework of a degree in aviation management with Florida Tech’s world-renowned flight training. The degree provides a comprehensive background in aviation studies, management, and business, preparing students for careers in areas such as that of a professional pilot or airport consultant, and working in airline management, aircraft manufacturing, and more.

Meteorology is the study of the Earth’s atmosphere, and a component of Earth system science; a meteorologist is someone who predicts the weather based on the systems of the Earth’s atmosphere, and an aviation meteorologist does all that with a singular focus on the aviation industry. Aviation meteorology students become experts in math and physics, build a comprehensive knowledge of meteorology, and gain in-depth exposure to fields like oceanography, geology, space science, environmental science, climate science, and atmospheric chemistry.

Prepare for a future career in aviation engineering with the Aviation Engineering BEng (Hons) degree course from Kingston University. This course aligns with the UK Standard for Professional Engineering Competence (UK-SPEC) and meets the academic requirements for Incorporated Engineering (IEng) Membership of the Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS).

Meteorology is the study of the Earth’s atmosphere, and a component of Earth system science; a meteorologist is someone who predicts the weather based on the systems of the Earth’s atmosphere, and an aviation meteorologist does all that with a singular focus on the aviation industry. Aviation meteorology students become experts in math and physics, build a comprehensive knowledge of meteorology, and gain in-depth exposure to fields like oceanography, geology, space science, environmental science, climate science, and atmospheric chemistry.

If you want a successful career in the aviation industry, our BSc (Hons) Aviation Operations with Commercial Pilot Training is for you. You'll focus on both the operational and commercial aspects of airline and airport operations, and develop the skills needed for the fast-paced, global industry.

Aviation engineering is a science that literally and figuratively takes us to the sky. True, you have already learned this – although your first paper plane was probably not as good as the prototypes you created later – it is a start.

Liberty University’s Bachelor of Science (BS) in Aviation online program focuses on practical decision-making skills. These skills are essential for a fulfilling career in aeronautics. Whether you seek to become a commercial, military, or missionary pilot, our aviation science degree can help prepare you. Liberty University has one of the largest flight schools in Virginia. You can be confident you will be studying under professors who possess superior knowledge and experience in the field.

As the only program of its kind in Kentucky, EKU Aviation provides the aerospace industry with highly trained, safety-focused professional pilots and forward-thinking managers. Students have access to a robust fleet of training aircraft and a variety of top-notch flight simulators.

Human Factors can be described as the field of study that examines the science behind the human element in human-machine interactions. Students pursuing a human factors degree are truly interdisciplinary, studying aspects of psychology, engineering, science, and design, particularly as it applies to aviation safety.

Our Aviation Science and Drone Technologies major, part of the Applied Physics and Engineering program, will provide you with the skills and knowledge needed to become an industry leader in a variety of drone-related fields, including small drone piloting, remote sensing system design and operations, mission planning, and data analytics.

Human Factors can be described as the field of study that examines the science behind the human element in human-machine interactions. Students pursuing a human factors degree are truly interdisciplinary, studying aspects of psychology, engineering, science, and design, particularly as it applies to aviation safety.