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2025-2026 Undergraduate Catalog 
    
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2025-2026 Undergraduate Catalog

Aeronautical Technology - Aviation Maintenance Management (BS)

Location(s): Salina Campus

You’ll be responsible for maintaining and troubleshooting on a G1000 simulator, as well as building, troubleshooting and inspecting the wiring harnesses. You’ll also have the opportunity to build, repair and modify aircraft structures and systems. Our program provides you the ability to learn on actual aircraft, with a fleet of more than 10 operable aircraft ranging from a Bell helicopter to a cabin-class, turbine-powered King Air 90 available in the lab. In addition to the bachelor’s degree, our avionics electronics technology certificate is National Center for Aircraft Technician Training, or NCATT, certified and prepares you to pass the NCATT Aviation Electronics Technician certification.

Kansas State University Core: 34-36 Credit Hours

K-State Core  is the foundation for an impactful life and career after time at K-State.

The K-State Core framework covers six disciplinary areas: English, Communications, Mathematics & Statistics, Natural & Physical Sciences, Social & Behavioral Sciences, and Arts and Humanities. In addition, a seventh area is reserved for institutionally designated use, which K-State is keeping as free electives. In total, the framework takes up 34-35 credit hours of 100 and 200-level coursework. Students who complete their general education elsewhere cannot be required to take additional general education coursework in the disciplinary areas of the framework without permission from KBOR to continue requiring courses in the K-State Core.

General Education: K-State Core  

Program Requirements: (25 credit hours)

BUS/COT Requirement: (12 credit hours)

English Requirements: (3 credit hours)

Math Requirement: (3 credit hours)

If not met through K-State Core requirements, MATH 100 is required.

Physics Requirement: (4 credit hours)

Statistics Requirement: (3 credit hours)

Professional Studies: (58 credit hours)

Professional Studies

Restricted Electives Requirement: (3 credit hours)

Choose from the list below:

Aviation Elective: (2 credit hours)

  • Aviation Elective Credits: 2

Total Hours Required for Graduation: 120