Aviation Management, BS—Maintenance Management Specialization

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Science in Aviation Management with a Maintenance Management Specialization at Central Washington University prepares students for careers in aviation maintenance management. The program combines technical skills with leadership and communication development, and recognizes FAA airframe and powerplant certificates for 45 credits. Graduates are highly sought after in various aviation industry roles, including airport management, airline management, and aircraft manufacturing.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

Bachelor of Science in Aviation Management - Maintenance Management Specialization The Maintenance Management Specialization in Aviation Management aims to provide practical knowledge and experience for individuals aspiring to succeed in aviation maintenance management. In addition to technical skills, the program emphasizes developing effective communication and leadership qualities, which are critical for a thriving career in the aviation industry. To enroll in this specialization, students must possess a valid FAA airframe and powerplant certificate. Upon completion of other degree requirements, 45 credits from these certificates will be recognized. The program equips students with a solid foundation for a fulfilling future in aviation management at Central Washington University.

Careers:

Graduates of the Aviation Maintenance Management program are highly sought after in the aviation industry. The program cultivates skills and knowledge applicable to diverse career paths, including:

• Airport Management
• Airline Management
• Aircraft Manufacturer
• Administration, Operations, Security, and Planning
• Aviation Business Management
• Terminal Management
• Fixed Base Operations Manager
• Airport Consulting