The Aviation Sciences program offered by?Baylor University?provides a balance of aeronautical theory and application combined with technical education.?
Aviation Science majors choose one of three concentrations: Professional Pilot, Aircraft Dispatch or Air Traffic Control. The Professional Pilot concentration is for students planning to become a pilot. The Aircraft Dispatch concentration is for students wishing to pursue a career in the safety and control of commercial flight operations. The Air Traffic Control concentration is for students wanting a career in air traffic control.
Students interested in a career as a pilot might also be interested in Baylor's Air Force ROTC Program. The program uses many of the same resources as the Aviation Science program and is designed to build and train leaders for the United States Air Force.
The Bachelor of Science in Aviation Sciences (B.S.A.) degree is a four-year undergraduate program with multiple options so you can serve on the ground or take to the skies.
- Aviation Sciences major (Professional Pilot Concentration)
- Aviation Sciences major (Aircraft Dispatch Concentration)
- Aviation Sciences major (Air Traffic Control Concentration)
- Aviation Administration Major
- Secondary Major in Aviation Sciences
- Minor in Aviation Sciences
Connected to Industry Expertise
Our classes involve more than just academic instruction - our faculty bring a wide range of aviation industry expertise right into the classroom. We leverage real-world experience in some of the following areas:
- Airport Management
- Aircraft Accident Investigation
- Aviation Law
- Master Flight Instruction
- Commercial Aviation
- Corporate Aviation
- Military Aviation
- Weather Analysis & Forecasting
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