The Bachelor of Science in Human Services Administration - Human
Factors in Aviation The landscape of the aviation industry
continues to change as economic, governmental, and global
opportunities dictate how we educate and prepare students.
Recognition of the human element in aviation through this
academic model addresses the multiple variables for a systematic
approach to critical situational management and effective
aviation training. Human Factors in Aviation is offered in two
concentrations: Basics in Aviation and Professional Development
in Aviation. These programs are designed to provide students
with a comprehensive understanding of the human factors
associated with flight and include problem-solving skills,
decision making, communication, attention, stress management,
and physical condition adaptation. About the Degree
Concentrations I. Basics in Aviation Concentration - In this
concentration, students gain the training necessary to become
aviators and obtain a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Pr