Aerospace Systems Management
Management
The aerospace management industry — particularly in the state of Alabama and its surrounding area — is experiencing rapid growth. There’s never been a better time to seize your chance to enter the field with organizations like NASA, Boeing, and Lockheed Martin, to name just a few. It’s all possible for our students, and it starts with earning a respected and affordable degree.
As the only online Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Systems Management offered in the state of Alabama, our program equips you with real-world, applicable aerospace management skills in areas such as engineering, math, design, analytics, and more, so that you can put what you’ve learned into practice right away. Our Aviation and Space Systems concentrations provide a flexible and supportive learning environment to meet your unique needs because we truly care about your journey — empowering you to become the aerospace management expert that you’ve always known you could be.
Passionate visionaries as you transfer to Athens State for their online BS in Aerospace Systems Management because we know what it takes to get you across the finish line and into a rewarding career. How will you put your degree to work to fuel innovation? We can’t wait to find out.
COURSE REQUIREMENTS
General Education Requirements
Total Transferred Hours62 hrs
Courses Taken at Athens State:
Professional Courses17 hrs
Major-Related Courses & Electives45 hrs
Total Hours for BS-ASM Degree124 hrs
What You’ll Learn
Whether you’re looking to work in aviation or space systems, our cutting-edge curriculum prepares you for immediate entry into the field. During your time in the online BS in Aerospace Systems Management program, you’ll get:
- Real-world simulations and hands-on experiential learning opportunities that prepare you to move directly from the classroom to your career
- Access to research conducted by our expert faculty members, who have served as leaders in their fields
- Memberships to professional societies such as the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) student branch
- The critical knowledge to pass vital examinations such as the airline transport pilot certificate (Restricted Privileges ATP Certificate)
Help Launch a Radio-Astronomy Satellite
As an experiential learning activity for our new Business degree in Aerospace Systems Management, we are collaborating with Wallace State, Calhoun Community College, and others to design, build, test, and launch a small Radio-Astronomy satellite (STEM-SAT1) as early as the fourth quarter of 2023. We are soliciting donations towards purchasing satellite parts and components as well as supporting tracking station equipment. STEM-SAT1 is expected to be the first of several such space-related projects to benefit our Aerospace Systems Management, Advanced Manufacturing Management, and Management of Technology students.
STEM-Sat 1: The Adventure Begins