Hampton University
School of Engineering and Technology, Aviation

Flight Education

Flight Education students upon completion of this program have a variety of pilot ratings and enter the job market prepared to seek employment as a pilot in the aviation industry.  Students with this degree can go to work in commercial aviation for a company like Continental Express or seek employment as a pilot in the corporate aviation field.

Flight Education - B.S. Degree Curriculum

In addition to the General Education courses listed previously, Flight Education majors are required to complete the following:

Freshman Year
Semester 1
Semester 2
English 101, 102
3
3
History 105/107, 106
3
3
Aviation 201, 202
3
3
Aviation 215
1
Chemistry 150
3
Computer Science 120
3
Health 200
2
Biology 101
3
University 101
1
Total:
15
16
 
Sophomore Year
Semester 1
Semester 2
Aviation 203
3
Aviation 216
1
Aviation 311
3
Aviation 315
1
Humanities 201, 202
3
3
Mathematics 117,130
3
3
Physical Education
1
1
Psychology 203
3
Speech 103
3
Total:
14
14
 
Junior Year
Semester 1
Semester 2
Aviation 301,302
3
3
Aviation 312,
3
Aviation 325
3
Aviation 310
3
Aviation 335, 336
1
1
Aviation 316
1
Aviation Elective
3
Physics 201
3
Physics 215
1
Management 205
3
Mathamatics 205
3
Total:
15
16
 
Senior Year
Semester 1
Semester 2
Aviation 304
3
Aviation 321
3
Aviation 406, 407
3
3
Aviation 415, 416
1
1
Sociology Elective
3
Aviation Elective
3
Management 400
3
Management 301
3
Physics 303
3
Total:
16
13
 
Total Credit Hours:
120