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MA Programs in Aviation

A Master of Arts is granted to students after they complete research-intensive coursework at the postgraduate level, typically over a period of one to three years. For many students, earning an MA is a natural step on the path from undergraduate education to a gainful career, since this degree can improve a student’s qualifications and earning power.

What is an MA in Aviation? This degree program prepares graduates for management positions in the aviation industry with coursework that focuses on safety issues, security, optimization of operations and use or design of instructional systems. Graduates additionally may learn about airport design, operations and management. Ultimately, graduates gain experience conducting in-depth research and performing mathematical analyses to assess industry issues and identify potential solutions.

Since this degree helps students develop a more comprehensive understanding of aviation operations, it can benefit pilots, aircraft engineers, air traffic controllers, airport managers and owners of aircraft charter businesses. Many of these professionals may be qualified to transition into more senior roles after earning this degree.

The cost of obtaining an MA in Aviation may vary largely between institutions. The location of the institution, the course length and the fee structure may all affect the final cost. It is advisable for students to make contact with institutions they may attend to get more accurate information about the expenses associated with this program.

After earning an MA, professionals who are not already in management positions may pursue these positions at airports or private companies. Graduates may also find employment with government agencies that regulate aircraft operations and safety protocols; within these roles, professionals may offer advice on the efficacy of existing policies or the creation of new policies. Graduates also can choose to stay in more hands-on roles, such as captain or pilot, while enjoying greater employment opportunities due to their advanced educations.

Many students may think that any aviation-related degree would require in-person coursework. However, some institutions also offer virtual programs. If you want to learn more about this option and the available programs, it is easy to get started. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice.