The Master of Science in Aviation (MSAV) degree program is a broad-based, flexible degree program designed to provide both the aviation/aerospace professional and students who are interested in a career in aviation with a rigorous academic approach to an aviation/aerospace oriented multidisciplinary degree. It provides an unequaled opportunity for pilot flight crew members, air traffic control personnel, flight operations specialists, meteorologists, Industry technical representatives, unmanned aircraft systems operators, and aviation educators to enhance their knowledge and pursue additional career opportunities. The MSAV degree is designed to provide the student with a broad research background and technical knowledge In the core curriculum and the opportunity to select from eleven different specializations to pursue their chosen career path in the aviation field.<br>The MSAV program consists of 33 credits. Students must complete the MSAV core requirements consisting of 12 credits, and then complete the 9 credits that make up the selected specialization In one of the following: Air Traffic Management, Aviation/ Aerospace Education Technology, Aviation/Aerospace Management, Aviation/Aerospace Operations, Aviation/Aerospace Safety Systems, Space Studies, or Unmanned Aerospace Systems.