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Recent CSU Professional Pilot graduate Kherry Cohea is shown standing in front of a stationary plane.

Kherry Cohea is a recent CSU Professional Pilot graduate working at Doss Aviation in Colorado.

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Ready for takeoff — in the aviation industry? Charleston Southern University’s Aeronautics program could be your passport to a booming sector that generates more than $30 billion annually and makes up nearly 7% of the US GDP.

With big names like Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and Gulfstream located in and around South Carolina, plus the rise of commercial space travel + advanced air mobility, the opportunities for job placement after graduation are plentiful.

Check out CSU’s Aeronautics: Aerospace Management (BS) degree, where students can:

  • Double-major in both aeronautics + business
  • Gain leadership and management skills
  • Study aircraft operations, flight safety, aerodynamics, and more, all while earning their pilot certification

Did you know? Only 5% of Airline Transport Pilot certificate holders were female in 2023, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. At CSU, more than 30% of the Aeronautics Professional Pilot program’s students are women, leading the way in diversity within this field.

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