Online Degree in Aviation Business

[Instinct]

Hello,

I am in the process of researching schools that offer an online degree in aviation business (or related field such as airport management, etc.). So far, my research has not been very successful. ERAU offers such a degree, but on-campus only.

If anyone has any suggestions or recommendations, I would love to hear them.

Thank you!

 

[TundraT]

Everglades University. Pricey but great.

http://evergladesuniversity.org/d1index.learn?Action=Welcome

 

[pilotguy143]

Great program.... MBA for Aviation professionals. Its all online as well


www.dwc.edu

 

[LittleDeuce]

Not sure about your research! Riddle has just about everything on line now!

http://www.erau.edu/ec/dleo/dleocourseschedules.html

 

[Instinct]

Not sure about your research! Riddle has just about everything on line now!

http://www.erau.edu/ec/dleo/dleocourseschedules.html

ERAU does not offer their Aviation Business Admin degree online though. I could possibly do a degree in Professional Aeronautics with a minor in Management.

However, I am looking at a curriculum which places more weight on business/management. A minor would not have much weight at all.

ERAU does have a Technical Management online, but again I am more interested in the Business Management side, not so much the technical aspect of it.

Thank you all for your suggestions so far, keep 'em coming!

 

[52560]

Not trying to hijack this thread, but I am curious if anybody has been able to get a job utilizing an MBA that was received online. When I ask this, I mean a mgmt. type job with the salary and bennies similar to a traditional MBA program.

 

[NTXPilot]

Usually the MBAs that are offered online are no different than a traditional program. It's the same degree in the end.

 

[Instinct]

Tuition

Everglades University. Pricey but great.

http://evergladesuniversity.org/d1index.learn?Action=Welcome

Do you happen to remember what the tuition was per undergraduate credit?

 

[TundraT]

I think it is about $1200.00 for a 3 credit course(books are extra.) You take one course a month. It really is a great program. Call and ask for Mike Flynn I think he heads the aviation department he should be able to give you run down on what they can credit you for experience and what it will take to get your degree.

 

[CherryBomb]

I dont think everglades is regionally accredited, am I wrong??