Bachelor of Science (BS), Aerospace Management
“Studying at CSU’s aeronautics program has truly been a transformative experience for me. The hands-on training, cutting-edge curriculum, and dedicated faculty have all played a crucial role in preparing me for success in the field of aeronautics.”
Your Degree
The State of South Carolina’s only Aerospace Management program, designed to provide opportunities in one of the regions premier aviation, aerospace, or manufacturing companies.
Learning Outcomes
Our program provides comprehensive aeronautics instruction including aviation training, safety, meteorology, business and law, with opportunities for leadership seminars and valuable industry internships.
Your Voyage
Graduates of the Aerospace Management program will be equipped with the knowledge and skills for small business ownership and leadership or work as mid-level management with a major aviation or aerospace company.
Learn how to manage
Each academic aviation course (Private Pilot, Instrument, Commercial, Multi-Engine and Flight Instructor) is a 3 credit-hour academic course. Each semester at CSU includes a 2 credit-hour flight lab, where you will fly a minimum of 2-3 times per week in pursuit of your FAA qualifications.
A faith-based aerospace program
Each academic aviation course (Private Pilot, Instrument, Commercial, Multi-Engine and Flight Instructor) is a 3 credit-hour academic course. Each semester at CSU includes a 2 credit-hour flight lab, where you will fly a minimum of 2-3 times per week in pursuit of your FAA qualifications.
Begin right away
Each academic aviation course (Private Pilot, Instrument, Commercial, Multi-Engine and Flight Instructor) is a 3 credit-hour academic course. Each semester at CSU includes a 2 credit-hour flight lab, where you will fly a minimum of 2-3 times per week in pursuit of your FAA qualifications.
Aerospace Management Courses
As an Aerospace Management major, you’ll take courses like:
- FAA Ground and Flight Training
- Aviation Safety & Safety Management Systems
- Airport Management
- Global Navigation
- Aviation Regulation & Law
- Aerodynamics
Aerospace Management Career
Graduates are equipped for a variety of career paths.
- Aviation or Aerospace Management
- Business Leadership
- Pedigree for Master’s or Law Degree in Aviation
- Commercial or Military Pilot
- General Business Management
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Frequent Questions about the Aerospace Management Program
Does CSU have any partnerships with airlines or industry partners that guarantee job placement after graduation?
CSU hosts many airline recruiters and industry partners at career events during the semester, though there are no formal flow-through agreements at this time. Through our aeronautics career events, many of our students have interviewed with and been accepted into cadet/apprenticeship programs at various regional airlines, and the aviation industry is booming.
What kind of classes will I be taking? Do you have an example curriculum roadmap for a student to follow?
- The Aeronautics course catalog lists all the courses with descriptions.
The example curriculum roadmap is published on this page under “View Program Overview.”
How do I know what college-level classes will give me equivalency credit when I apply?
- Click on the “Transfer Equivalency Guide” on the registrar page to see the current Liberal Art Core requirements.
Can I enroll at CSU and then take classes over the summer back home at my technical college to save money?
Policy R-18 found here.
Do you need flight experience to apply to the program?
How many students are usually in an aeronautics class?
- Normally, aeronautics classes have 15-30 students.