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Aeronautics - B.S.
Aeronautics - B.S.

Aeronautics - B.S.

  • ID:KSU10010
  • Level:4-Year Bachelor's Degree
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60
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100
Visa
20
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1

Admission Requirements

Entry Requirements

Education Level

New first-year applicants must finish secondary school in their home country by the time of enrollment to be eligible for university (comparable to the completion of senior high school in the U.S.). A student who has previously enrolled in a post-secondary (higher education) institution is required to apply as a transfer student.

GPA Requirements

First-year undergraduate applicants should meet the minimum requirement of GPA 2.5 on a U.S. 4.0 scale.  Students who want a particular program but do not meet the minimum requirements may be considered for the pre-major.

English Requirements

All undergraduate applicants must obtain one of the following:

  • TOEFL iBT: 71; Home Edition iBT: 71

  • Revised PBT: 18 (average score)

  • IELTS Academic and IELTS indicator: 6.0

  • Duolingo English Test (DET):100

  • PTE Academic and PTE Academic Online: 48

  • Completion of the Kent State University ESL Center Level 8 Intensive English program with a minimum of 3.75 out of 4.0 GPA

  • ELS Level 112 Intensive English Program completion

  • SAT: a minimum of 510 evidence-based reading and writing

  • ACT: a minimum of 21 in English

Course Information

The Bachelor of Science degree in Aeronautics provides an education in aviation that produces professionals to operate the National Airspace System in the 21st century.

The Aeronautics major comprises the following concentrations:

  • The Aeronautical Studies concentration prepares students for entry-level technological positions in aviation and related areas. Although focused on a broad foundation of aeronautically related subjects, the program also provides a significant number of electives that allow students to explore other areas of interest or earn a minor in a particular area of study. It is well suited for those entering the program with previous flight experience or transfer credits from an accredited university.

  • The Air Traffic Control concentration prepares students for professional work in air traffic control and management. Originally, as part of the Federal Aviation Administration’s Air Traffic–Collegiate Training Initiative (CTI), the concentration provides practical simulation-based training in air traffic control that enables the CTI graduates to work as air traffic controllers and managers in the National Airspace System.

  • The Aviation Management concentration prepares students for entry-level management supervisory and administrative positions in aviation and other aviation-related professional fields. This course of study combines technical and aeronautical courses with courses in management and information systems. Students entering this program should have a technical interest, mathematical proficiency and an ability to develop analytical and communicative capabilities.

  • The Professional Pilot concentration is designed for students who aspire to become professional pilots. This concentration stresses subjects associated with flight systems, propulsion, structures and electronics. Students entering this program should have a strong desire for excellence in aviation as well as the flying skills required of a professional pilot.

  • The Unmanned Aircraft Systems Flight Operations concentration is for students who aspire to become professional Unmanned aircraft pilots (drone pilot).  This concentration is focused on the safe operations of unmanned aircraft systems, regulations, the technology of autonomous systems and policy regarding the operations of unmanned aerial elements.  

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Courses

Semester one                            

  • Introduction to aeronautics

  • non-pilot elements of flight theory

  • Algebra for calculus (kmcr)

  • destination kent state: first year experience

Semester two       

  • Elements of aviation weather     

  • fundamentals of air traffic control       

  • fundamentals of air traffic control laboratory

  • introduction to human communication (kadl)

  • materials and processes            

  • Trigonometry (kmcr)      

Semester three

  • Professional development in engineering      

  • cultural dynamics technology (divd) (wic)    

  •  General college physics i (kbs)  

  • General college physics laboratory i (kbs) (klab)                                        

Semester four

  • Introduction to aviation management  

  • aircraft structures                     

  • College physics ii (kbs)

Semester Five

  • Aircraft propulsion systems

  • Aircraft systems i

  • Survey of electricity and electronics

  • Survey of electricity and electronics laboratory       

Semester Six

  • Professional development in aeronautics

  • Air transportation systems

  • Aircraft systems ii

  • Physiology and human factors of flight

  • Aeronautics (aern) upper-division electives (30000 or 40000 level)

Semester seven

  • Applied flight dynamics i

  • Aeronautical studies capstone (elr)

  • Or aeronautics and engineering internship/cooperative education (elr)

  • Aviation law

Semester eight

  • Aviation safety theory

  • Professional development in aeronautics iii

  • Aviation security and policy seminar (wic)

  • General Electives

  • Minimum Total Credit Hours: 120

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Pre Courses

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Career Opportunity

Career Opportunity

  • Air traffic controllers

  • Airfield operations specialists

  • Airline pilots, copilots, and flight engineers

  • Commercial pilots

  • Transportation, storage, and distribution managers

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Overseas Student Health Cover

Student Health Insurance: 2313 $ USD per year

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