At the Daytona Beach Campus, the Master of Science in Aviation Finance is housed in the David B. O'Maley College of Business. The program focuses on the financial aspects of aviation, including the business and operational components of the aviation and aerospace industry, as well as economics, accounting, and financial practices and models used in the aviation industry. The program includes study of financial analysis and decision-making in international markets. A typical first year includes aviation management core courses such as Strategic Marketing Management in Aviation and Accounting for Decision-Making, along with required finance courses such as Managerial Finance and Investments. Students select four courses from a list of open electives and may pursue the ISTAT University and NAFA certificates within the degree.
Program-Level Student Learning Outcomes
Students will:
Demonstrate manager-level knowledge in aviation finance, accounting, and economics.
Use appropriate qualitative and/or quantitative techniques to solve and defend reasoned solutions to business problems.
Analyze the business ethical environment and apply ethical reasoning.
