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Ifyou’re infatuated witheverything aviationand aerospace,Coloradoand سԹ are a great choicetomake yourdreama reality.
Coloradois a nationalhubforgrowth andinnovation intheindustry:majorU.S. aerospace companieshave their headquartersalong the Front Range;threeairportsarewithin30 minutesofdowntown Denver;andDenver,BoulderandColorado Springshaveboomingaviation-related business districts.
Over the last 40 years,سԹ’sAviation and Aerospace Science degree programhas evolved into one of thebest, mostadvanced undergraduate aviation educationprogramsin the countryyet remains one of themost affordable.We aretruly student-centeredwith a razor-like focus on your education and the development of your professional career.
سԹ’sAviation andAerospace Science degree program offers you three concentrations to fit your goalsincluding theOperationsConcentration, the Professional Flight Officer Concentration and theAir Traffic Collegiate Training Initiative (AT-CTI) Concentration in partnership with the Federal Aviation Administration.
You will learn fromprofessorswhoboastsuccessfulcareers inAviation andAerospaceScience, andwith ourstate-of-the-art facilities, you’ll haveunparalleled opportunities for applying aviation and aerospace science theories and practices in a safe environment.
Plus سԹ’sdirect industry connectionsarepriceless inofferingyou internships atcommercial aviation vendors, airport authorities,government agenciesandcommercial space entities.As an Aviation and Aerospace Science major, you’ll also have the opportunity for applied research around airspace simulation programs, space commerce evaluations and human-factors/usability studies.Plus later in 2017, you will have access to سԹ’s groundbreakingAerospace and Engineering Sciences Building.

Included in our $40 million flight and space-related trainingsystemsisthe Robert J. MockWorld Indoor Airport (WIA). The WIA and labssupport all aspects ofthe department’stechnology programsandhouses :
As an Aviation and Aerospace Science student, you’ll have ample opportunities to participate in student organizations, including the سԹ Precision Flight Team, theAerobaticandGlider Cluband the سԹ Student Chapter of theAmerican Association of Airport Executives.

Colorado’s aviation and aerospace industrycontinues to thrive – especially in the profession of aviation and airline operations.سԹ Aviation and Aerospace Science graduates are working in all areas of aviation as professional aviators, aviation managers, airport planners, air traffic controllers, flight dispatchers and much more.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook lists the following median salaries and growth rates for 2015 as:
Kevin KuhlmannProfessor Kevin Kuhlmann isa formerAir ForceF-111instructor pilot.His expertise is in safety andhuman factors, flight training, Technologically Advanced Aircraft systemsand airlineandmilitary aircraft operations.He manages the Air Traffic Collegiate Training Initiative.
Tanya GatlinAssociate Professor Tanya Gatlinis an airline pilot – first officer and former deputy commander in the Civil Air Patrol in Parker, Colo. Herareas of specialization include human factors, crew resource management, aerospace communications and systems, flight training and ground school instruction.
Jeffrey PriceProfessor Jeffrey C. Price is a nationally recognized expert inaviationsecurityand safety. His specialties include airport planning and security management, career planning and the AAAE Certified Member program.
سԹ Aviation and Aerospace Alumni havebeen hired by the following:
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