skycowboy

Anyone know where I can find a list of universities/colleges in this country that grad degrees in aviation AND OR human factors in aviation?

skycowboy

that "offer" <--- proof reading is a talent that I have apparently failed to learn!

coldpilot

UND offers a grad degree. So does Oklahoma State. Those are the only two I know of.

deadxweight

University of Central Missouri has a grad program in Aviation Safety.

MBApilot

purdue university

Uncle Bose

The only real answer is EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY!!!
http://www.erau.edu/er/degrees/ma-degrees.html
Atev Ocpavots Apigteuiv, young Jedi.

Eagles gather near, we lift our voices loud and clear
Soaring high, oh Alma Mater, threads of blue and gold
United we soar, in vast open skies
Embry-Riddle, we hail thee, great memories we’ll hold

So here’s to you old ERAU
Alma Mater true,
We pledge in love and harmony
Our loyalty to you

Singing thy praise, remembering the days
Coast to coast, around the world, our bond forever true
Embracing our dreams, with pride far and wide
Embry-Riddle, we hail thee, great memories we’ll hold

So here’s to you old ERAU
Alma Mater true,
We pledge in love and harmony
Our loyalty to you

skycowboy

Look - I have no problem with ERAU - ok - but some of the horror stories I hear make me wonder if a grad degree from ERAU is worth much... It also makes me wonder if upon submitting my resume' whether I might be laughed at or chalked up as a joke...

Ok NOW having said that - I MEAN ZERO OFFENSE to either you UNCLE BOSE or CAPTAIN MARK... I don't want you to think I am insulting your alma maters - I have just watched that place get ripped on these forums, which comments like "Why didn't you go to a real school?" <---- that drives me frickin crazy there...

I just want my degree to look great! What if maybe one day I wanted to work for NASA or something (fat chance of that I know but still - dreams are what make life bearable!)

I want to know what other aviation related jobs there are out there besides being a pilot/ATC/ or aviation management - I want a backup plan! I wish I had a list that said:

You can do this, and this, and this, and this, and this, and this...

I want a graduate degree that will let me doing something cool in aviation if heaven forbid I lose my medical or something - because I love the people and the science and the art of it all. I like aircraft systems and stuff, and also aerospace physiology... I dunno what the heck I am doing!

deadxweight

I hear you there. I was thinking about getting a double major, but the aviation degrees are all one with different areas of study, so I'm planning on taking some business classes that I feel will help me out in the world.

windowseat

Daniel Webster College.

WmuGrad07

Western Michigan University!! 4 year BS in Aviation flight science. Nice fleet of new SR20/22's (glass), Seminoles or Senica's for twins, and Arrows for complex singles. I like(d) it there as a student. If you want more info go ahead and pm me.