Employees of Delta who wish to take courses at the Delta campus, must be admitted at Georgia State University either as an undergraduate or post-baccalaureate student. Students that take classes strictly at the Delta campus are exempt from paying certain registration fees that normally apply to students who take classes on the main Georgia State campus. The Andrew Young School's aviation and transportation studies program was founded more than 20 years ago with the support of Delta Air Lines and is still actively supported today by Delta. Aviation studies may be pursued either as part of the bachelor of science degree in urban studies or through our new airline management certificate program. The bachelor of science in urban policy studies with an aviation and transportation specialization equips students with an understanding of the political and economic environment in which modern air transportation operates.
Students also take focused courses on aviation and transportation issues.
The processes of public policy formation and agenda-setting through implementation and evaluation. History of air transportation, development of manned flight, milestones in air transportation, significant legislation, the socioeconomic impact of air transportation on modern civilization. Airport Management, Operations and Planning Paus 4531 Aviation and Transportation Safety Management Admission to the certificate program requires admission to the undergraduate degree program.