Minor in Aviation Safety

Aviation Safety is an exciting facet of the aviation field that deals with predicting and preventing flight accidents, and aviation safety management. This minor will help students to learn the basics of safety and accident prevention by studying human factors of accidents, mechanical failures, and systems failures. Additionally, the Aviation Safety minor program is designed to provide students with a knowledge of practices and procedures used in establishing and maintaining an effective safety program and promote a safety culture.

Some majors may not be eligible to pair with this minor. See the Minor Restrictions list for details.

Daytona Beach Minor Requirements

AVSF 202Introduction to Safety Management Systems (SMS)3
AVSF 210Introduction to Aerospace Safety3
or ASCI 408 Flight Safety
AVSF 320Human Factors in Aviation Safety3
AVSF 345Aviation Safety Program Management3
Choose Two Non-Duplicating AVSF Courses *6
Total Credits18
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Daytona Beach BSAMS students seeking the Aviation Safety Minor must select Upper Level non-duplicating 300-400 Level AVSF courses.

Prescott Minor Requirements

AVSF 202Introduction to Safety Management Systems (SMS)3
AVSF 210Introduction to Aerospace Safety3
or ASCI 408 Flight Safety
AVSF 320Human Factors in Aviation Safety3
AVSF 345Aviation Safety Program Management3
Choose Two Non-Duplicating AVSF Courses6
Total Credits18

Worldwide Minor Requirements

AVSF 210Introduction to Aerospace Safety3
AVSF 320Human Factors in Aviation Safety3
AVSF 345Aviation Safety Program Management3
Choose Three Non-Duplicating AVSF Courses9
Total Credits18

Estimated Cost of Attendance: California Student Information

Asia Minor Requirements

AVSF 210Introduction to Aerospace Safety3
ASCI 413Human Factors in Air Traffic Management3
AVSF 345Aviation Safety Program Management3
AVSF 330Aircraft Accident Investigation3
AVSF 335Mechanical and Structural Factors in Aviation Safety3
UNSY 431Uncrewed Systems Human Factors Considerations3
Total Credits18