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Aviation Security Bachelor of Science

Total Credit Hours: 128

Major Credit Hours: 48

This program trains professionals to protect air transportation centers, passengers, and cargo. The Aviation Security major focuses on understanding (1) aviation, airports and air travel well enough to know where security issues, including terrorism, are likely to arise; (2) the laws, policies, procedures and systems that impact response to security issues; and (3) best practices for insuring security and responding to security concerns in aviation.

For information that pertains to all aviation students, see Aviation Majors. Aviation Security majors may want to consider a minor in Cyber Security Science.

Degree Requirements

I. Core Courses (48)

47-110Introduction to Aviation Security

3
47-130Private Pilot Ground I

3
47-201Human Factors in Transportation

3
47-204Aviation Regulations

3
47-321Transportation Legislation

3
47-353Air Transportation

3
47-373Transportation Safety

3
47-452Airport Management

3
47-455Airport Security

3
47-463Aircraft Accident Investigation

3
47-489Topics in Aviation Security

3
81-245Fire Science Overview

3
81-290Private Security Investigation

3
81-310Security Organization and Management

3
81-445Criminal Procedures/Rules of Evidence

3
47-498Internship or Field Placement

0-3
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OR
47-450Issues and Trends in Transportation

3

Please note: Aviation Security students who chose 47-498 must sign up for three credits.

II. General Education Courses (52)

The following specific General Education courses are required:

03-107Chemistry of Hazardous Materials

3
03-122Introduction to Forensic Chemistry

3
03-123Introduction to Forensic Chemistry Lab

1
18-200American National Government

3

For more information on the other required General Education courses, see the General Information section in this catalog.

III. The advanced writing requirement is met by successful completion of 47-321 Aviation Legislation and 47-463 Aircraft Accident Investigation.