BS in Aviation Administration: Safety Management
Residential Aviation Safety Management Program
Pursue a career as a professional aviation administrator. With a Bachelor of Science in Aviation Administration: Aviation Safety Management, you will develop the skills of program development, data analysis, and ethical decision-making.
Graduates with knowledge and skills in aviation safety programs are in demand in the aviation industry.
You are not required to earn a pilot certificate to complete the Aviation Safety Management cognate which allows you to have a non-pilot option to serve in aviation settings.
Careers You Could Have
- Airport management
- Airline operations
- Aircraft manufacture & sales
- Aviation business
- Mission aviation management
- Government & non-profit aviation organizations
Academic Information
Credit Hours
126 credit hours
Program of Study (DCP)
Aviation Administration (B.S.): Safety Management (DCP)
Admission Requirements
View Liberty’s undergraduate admissions requirements
Courses You Could Take
- Small UAS Flight (AVIA 236)
- UAS Avionics & Powerplants (AVIA 323)
- Medium UAS Ground & Flight (AVIA 447)
Benefits
- FAA Part 141 Flight Instruction
- Financial Aid Available
- Post-9/11 GI Bill® & Yellow Ribbon Available
- Regional Airline Hiring Agreements
- Restricted “Reduced-Hour” Airline Transport Pilot Program
- Accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges
Important Information
Airline Hiring Agreements
Aviation Scholarship Opportunities
Flight Training Lab FeesCosts & Financial Aid
Tuition Costs
Federal Financial AidGI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government Web site at http://www.benefits.va.gov/gibill.