The Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Technology Management is designed to prepare graduates for a variety of professional and technical roles across an aerospace product’s life cycle. Skills in aerospace technology management will be learned and applied to air and space vehicle sustainability systems, certification and reliability management, customer management, project management, process improvement, aftermarket services, business development, manufacturing, inspection programs, and safety management systems, and a variety of other areas.
The program will provide a completion degree for students who possess the airframe and power plant ratings of the FAA-issued Maintenance Technician Certificate defined by FAR Part 65, or possess a license as an aircraft maintenance engineer (Cat B1) issued under EASA Part 66 regulations. This program does not provide initial airframe and power plant training.
123 Credits to Graduate
For currently certified airframe and power plant technicians, the Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Technology Management provides a completion degree, preparing them for career progression into leadership and managerial roles needed in a wide variety of areas not only in aviation, but the entire aerospace industry.
Graduates can pursue a variety of career pathways within an aerospace industry sector of their interest. These include, but are not limited to:
"A B.S. Degree in aerospace technology management will prepare you for success."
"The Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Technology Management enables students who are currently working professionals in the aerospace industry, or students who desire to enter the aerospace industry as a professional, to get a leg up on developing knowledge and skills they can directly apply on the job after graduation. The ATM degree focuses on the aftermarket support, program management, certification, reliability, and maintainability of aerospace vehicles. Whether your interest lies in commercial aviation, general aviation, business aviation, unmanned aircraft, space vehicles, or advanced air mobility, a B.S. degree in aerospace technology management will prepare you for success."
