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IfÌýyou’re infatuated withÌýeverything aviationÌýand aerospace,ÌýColoradoÌýand °®ÒºAƬ are a great choiceÌýtoÌýmake yourÌýdreamÌýa reality.ÌýÌý
ColoradoÌýis a nationalÌýhubÌýforÌýgrowth andÌýinnovation inÌýtheÌýindustry:ÌýmajorÌýU.S. aerospace companiesÌýhave their headquartersÌýalong the Front Range;ÌýthreeÌýairportsÌýareÌýwithinÌý30 minutesÌýofÌýdowntown Denver;ÌýandÌýDenver,ÌýBoulderÌýandÌýColorado SpringsÌýhaveÌýboomingÌýaviation-related business districts.Ìý
Over the last 40 years,Ìý°®ÒºAƬ’sÌýAviation and Aerospace Science degree programÌýhas evolved into one of theÌýbest, mostÌýadvanced undergraduate aviation educationÌýprogramsÌýin the countryÌýyet remains one of theÌýmost affordable.ÌýWe areÌýtruly student-centeredÌýwith a razor-like focus on your education and the development of your professional career.Ìý
°®ÒºAƬ’sÌýAviation andÌýAerospace Science degree program offers you three concentrations to fit your goalsÌýincluding theÌýOperationsÌýConcentration, the Professional Flight Officer Concentration and theÌýAir Traffic Collegiate Training Initiative (AT-CTI) Concentration in partnership with the Federal Aviation Administration.Ìý
You will learn fromÌýprofessorsÌýwhoÌýboastÌýsuccessfulÌýcareers inÌýAviation andÌýAerospaceÌýScience, andÌýwith ourÌýstate-of-the-art facilities, you’ll haveÌýunparalleled opportunities for applying aviation and aerospace science theories and practices in a safe environment.ÌýÌý
Plus °®ÒºAƬ’sÌýdirect industry connectionsÌýareÌýpriceless inÌýofferingÌýyou internships atÌýcommercial aviation vendors, airport authorities,Ìýgovernment agenciesÌýandÌýcommercial space entities.ÌýAs 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.ÌýPlus later in 2017, you will have access to °®ÒºAƬ’s groundbreakingÌýAerospace and Engineering Sciences Building.

Included in our $40 million flight and space-related trainingÌýsystemsÌýisÌýthe Robert J. MockÌýWorld Indoor Airport (WIA). The WIA and labsÌýsupport all aspects ofÌýthe department’sÌýtechnology programsÌýandÌýhouses :
As an Aviation and Aerospace Science student, you’ll have ample opportunities to participate in student organizations, including the °®ÒºAƬ Precision Flight Team, theÌýAerobaticÌýandÌýGlider ClubÌýand the °®ÒºAƬ Student Chapter of theÌýAmerican Association of Airport Executives.Ìý

Colorado’s aviation and aerospace industryÌýcontinues to thrive – especially in the profession of aviation and airline operations.Ìý°®ÒºAƬ 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.ÌýÌý
The Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook lists the following median salaries and growth rates for 2015 as:Ìý
Kevin KuhlmannProfessor Kevin Kuhlmann isÌýa formerÌýAir ForceÌýF-111Ìýinstructor pilot.ÌýHis expertise is in safety andÌýhuman factors, flight training, Technologically Advanced Aircraft systemsÌýand airlineÌýandÌýmilitary aircraft operations.ÌýHe manages the Air Traffic Collegiate Training Initiative.
Tanya GatlinAssociate Professor Tanya GatlinÌýis an airline pilot – first officer and former deputy commander in the Civil Air Patrol in Parker, Colo. HerÌýareas 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 inÌýaviationÌýsecurityÌýand safety. His specialties include airport planning and security management, career planning and the AAAE Certified Member program.Ìý
°®ÒºAƬ Aviation and Aerospace Alumni haveÌýbeen hired by the following:
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Campus Box 30, PO Box 173362
Denver, Colorado 80217
Phone: 303-605-5287