
Why Add a Minor to Your Degree?
Are you interested in the dynamic world of aviation but pursuing a major outside of the field? The Aviation Minor at UNO offers a unique opportunity to enhance your education by integrating aviation-focused coursework alongside your primary studies.
Designed as an interdisciplinary program, the minor provides a solid foundation in the aviation industry—equipping you with knowledge and skills that connect your major to the fast-growing air transport sector. Whether you’re in business, engineering, communication, or another field, this minor broadens your career possibilities and strengthens your understanding of a vital global industry.
By adding an aviation minor, you’ll:
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Complement your major with specialized aviation courses
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Gain valuable insight into air transport and aviation operations
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Bridge your expertise with industry demands and opportunities
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Expand your professional network within the aviation community
Prepare yourself for a future where your degree and aviation knowledge create a competitive edge.
Aviation Minor Overview
Degrees That an Aviation Minor Can Enhance
The Aviation Minor is a valuable complement to a wide range of majors, including but not limited to:
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Computer Science (BS)
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Criminal Justice (BS)
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Emergency Management (BS)
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International Studies (BA)
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Business Administration (BSBA)
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General Administration (BGS)
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Engineering (BS)
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Teacher Education (BS)
Aviation Minor Requirements
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Minimum of 18 credit hours in aviation courses
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At least 9 credit hours at the upper-division (3000–4000 level)
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A grade of C– or better in each course
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Required courses:
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AVN 1000: Introduction to Aviation
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AVN 1040: History of Aviation
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To have the minor officially recorded on your transcript, students must complete the Change of Academic Program Form, available at the Aviation Institute advisor’s office.
Get Started
For more information or to schedule an advising appointment, contact the Aviation Institute at 402.554.3424.