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Aerospace technicians may be involved in the assembly, service, testing, operation, and repair of systems associated with dependable and reusable space launch vehicles and related ground support equipment.
The curriculum includes the core skills used in spaceflight technology, as well as instruction in commercial spaceflight requirements.
A successful graduate in this field will possess a broad range of applicable knowledge and technology-based skills. The broad skills and knowledge students acquire in this program mat also be applicable to jobs in electronics and manufacturing.
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The Aerospace Technician program prepares students for a dynamic career in the aerospace industry, focusing on the assembly, servicing, testing, operation, and repair of systems related to reliable and reusable space launch vehicles and ground support equipment. The curriculum emphasizes core skills in spaceflight technology and includes training in commercial spaceflight requirements.
Graduates are equipped with a broad range of knowledge and technology-based skills, opening doors to diverse job opportunities in aerospace, electronics, and manufacturing. Positions such as aerospace technician, maintenance technician, and systems analyst are common, with potential earnings varying based on experience and location, often ranging from $60,000 to $75,000 annually. This program provides a solid foundation for students eager to contribute to advancements in space exploration and technology.