Bachelor of Science in Aviation

Jessup University Aviation prepares students for success in the field of aviation. Our graduates will go on to be professional aviators in commercial, military, and missionary aviation. Jessup has a Letter of Agreement (LOA) with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) authorizing our graduates to apply for their Restricted Airline Transport Pilot (ATP-R) with only 1,000 flight hours rather than 1,500 hour. Our university and nearby flight school is located in an ideal region of California for aviation. The weather is conducive for year-round flying, with views of the often snow-capped mountain range of Sierra Nevada from the air. As one of a few faith-based collegiate aviation programs in Northern California, our program will prepare you for success in the field of aviation.

Program Objectives

• Provide a thorough understanding of the principles of flight and aviation operations.
• Develop technical and managerial skills applicable in various aviation sectors.
• Enhance problem-solving abilities with real-world aviation scenarios.
• Foster leadership skills and professional ethics in aviation contexts.
• Prepare students for advanced aviation certifications and further studies.

Curriculum Overview

• Year 1: Introduction to Aviation, Aerodynamics, Aviation Safety, and Meteorology.
• Year 2: Aircraft Systems, Air Traffic Control, and Aviation Law.
• Year 3: Advanced Navigation, Human Factors in Aviation, and Airport Management.
• Year 4: Aviation Project Management, Capstone Project, and Elective Courses.

This program is structured to provide a balanced mix of theoretical knowledge and practical experience, ensuring graduates are well-prepared to enter the aviation industry with confidence and competence.