The Aerospace Studies Minor seeks to encourage students interested in uniformed or civilian service in the Department of the United States Air and Space Force to learn the basics of the DAF. Furthermore, students will be more familiar with the aviation field or be more globally minded and able to work effectively with our allies overseas and within the U.S. Government. 

Requirements for a Minor in Aerospace Studies

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Twenty-two semester hours including the following:
Required Courses
AS 1101	Heritage and Values I	1
AS 1102	Heritage and Values II	1
AS 2103	Team and Leadership Fundamentals I	1
AS 2104	Team and Leadership Fundamentals II	1
AS 3301	Leading People and Communicating Effectively I	3
AS 3302	Leading People and Communicating Effectively II	3
AS 4301	National Security	3
AS 4302	Preparation for Commissioning	3
Select six hours from the following:		6
AVS 1300	Introduction to Aviation
AVS 3311	Aircraft Accident Investigation and Prevention
AVS 3312	Aviation Safety
AVS 3370	Aviation Leadership
AVS 4376	Aviation Management
PSC 3315	Fundamentals of International Politics
PSC 3335	Contemporary American Foreign Policy: An Examination of Regions and Issues
PSC 3345	Making American Foreign Policy
PSC 3355	The Causes of War
PSC 3365	Politics, Games, and Strategy
PSC 4346	Intelligence and Covert Action
PSC 4355	Power, Morality, and International Relations
Total Hours		22