The Air Traffic and Airspace Management program prepares students for an airspace that will be busier than ever. This program readies students for careers in air traffic control, aircraft dispatch, advanced air mobility and urban air mobility planning. Our curriculum provides you with the knowledge and hands-on experience to navigate the skies and ensure the safety of air travel. With a mix of classroom instruction and simulations, you'll learn the critical thinking and decision-making skills required for success.

The Bachelor of Science in Aeronautical Studies program prepares students for a successful career in the aviation industry. With a focus on practical training and hands-on experience, you'll gain the skills needed to succeed as a pilot, air traffic controller, aircraft mechanic or any other aviation-related role. Our state-of-the-art facilities and experienced faculty provide the perfect learning environment, while internships and co-op programs offer real-world experience.

Yes!  We STRONGLY recommend you consult with your appropriate academic unit head (department chair, school director, dean, etc.) to ensure that your goal for a “DI Section” of your course is in line with the unit’s goals and values.  This will also help your academic unit head and schedulers better plan for scheduling your section. 

We will consider applications on a rolling basis and try to accommodate what we can.  We will operate on a ‘first come, first served’ basis, so start planning early!  Ideally, the application should be submitted prior to the academic term (semester or summer) BEFORE the term you would like to be scheduled in the DI HUB.

No, but we encourage you to think about the possibilities for how ‘making’ can be a powerful way to help people see/communicate complex problems, as well as to visualize and test possible solutions!

To inquire about having your course become a DI section contact J.R. Campbell at jrcamp@kent.edu