MS in Air and Space Law

Program Description

The Master of Science in Air and Space Law will provide focused legal knowledge in respect of the air and space industries. The object of the Master of Science in Law generally is to provide the ability to operate skillfully and knowledgeably in and around the law to enhance an existing career. This is an online and asynchronous air and space law curriculum that will be accessible to a large constituency and will enhance economic development in the United States through the enlargement and improvement of a workforce able to support the important and growing aviation and space industries. 

Degree Requirements

The Master of Science in Air and Space Law requires: 

• 30 credit hours total (15 two-credit courses) 
• Courses offered in 7-week sessions across: 
•  First Fall; Second Fall; First Spring; Second Spring; First Summer; Second Summer 

Program Length 

Students may complete the degree: 

• Approximately 1 year (full-time) (2 or 3 classes per 7-week session) 
• Or pursue a flexible part-time schedule (1 or 2 classes per 7-week session) 

Start Terms 

Students may begin the program in either First Fall or First Spring.

Curriculum Structure 

Students complete: 

•  8 Core Courses (required) 
•  7 Elective Courses (choose seven)