The Applied Science Degree in Aviation Maintenance can be earned in two years. The degree meets the requirements for Airframe and Power Plant Certification and includes 16 hours of general education courses recommended by the Kansas Board of Regents. Airlines, large corporations, and aircraft companies are supporting the Associate Degree requirement for their supervisory positions. This degree can be transferred for other four-year universities through articulation agreements. Contact the Department of Aviation Technology for details.
Many graduates work for aircraft manufactures or in other industries.
Training in electronics, systems, hydraulics, composite and metal fabrication and repair, avionics, engine overhaul, and troubleshooting provides graduates with key skills demanded by many industries other than aerospace. The College of Technologies Aircraft Maintenance graduates are working throughout the United States and in a variety of industries and aircraft companies. Other than normal tuition and materials, students are required to purchase a professional Aviation Maintenance uniform shirt. The student must also purchase all related tools for the curriculum. Two 27,000-foot hangars house the College of Technology's fleet of more than 60 aircraft.