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Academics
The air transportation industry continues to see a very high demand for well-rounded graduates to fill a wide range of careers. Students interested in Aviation often take courses in Communications and Public Policy, Psychology, International Relations, and Economics at ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ to complement their ground and flight training at MFC.
Academics Plus
A successful career in aviation requires a combination of technical knowledge, interpersonal skills, and adaptability. Seek out courses that refine your critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills. Language courses in French, Spanish, and Italian may also be of interest.
Experiential Learning
Deepen your knowledge and understanding of global politics through Model United Nations or broaden your perspective through an international travel-study experience.
Extra
Get involved in clubs and societies like Enactus, the Students’ Union, or the Debate Club to develop your leadership, collaboration, and communication skills.
Popular Careers for Aviation Graduates
- Airline/corporate/charter/cargo pilot
- Airport operations
- Airline manager
- Aviation finance and economics specialist
- Military/search-and-rescue pilot
- Aerial firefighting pilot
- Agricultural operations/wildlife service’s pilot
- Aerial photographer
- Safety inspector
- Air traffic controller