Driving Growth With Aerospace Business Analytics

The Master of Science in Aerospace Business Analytics (MSABA) is designed to help you become a leader in the aerospace industry by leveraging the power of data. This program combines business, science and math to tackle real-world challenges faced by airlines, airports, aircraft manufacturers and aerospace firms.

In an industry where data drives success, this degree equips you with skills to make informed decisions using tools like Python, R and @RISK. You’ll explore optimization, decision-making and machine learning techniques while learning about aerospace applications such as RASM, CASM, load factor and yield. If you enjoy analyzing data, exploring aviation trends and studying math and statistics, a career in business analytics could be right for you.

Program Details

Offered at the Daytona Beach Campus

The MSABA at the Daytona Beach Campus offers you several benefits, including hands-on learning, internship opportunities and research projects. By participating in the Business Eagles program, you may gain access to developmental activities leading to internships with select industry partners. If you pursue the Finance Specialization, you can also earn the prestigious International Society of Transport Aircraft Trading (ISTAT) University Certificate.

You'll have access to cutting-edge labs equipped with a network of servers and PCs for advanced data mining and computational work. The Multimodal Transportation Lab allows you to utilize the latest tech in the aerospace industry, helping you evaluate different transportation modes. 

As a student, you'll tailor your degree to your unique interests by selecting from one of the following specializations:

  • Aerospace Specialization 

  • Business Intelligence & Analytics Specialization

  • Finance Specialization



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Career Opportunities

Prepare yourself for a rewarding career by exploring your interests in analyzing aviation data, optimizing business operations, evaluating market trends and applying analytical tools to help organizations in the aerospace industry make smarter data-driven decisions.
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What You'll Learn

What You'll Learn

While pursuing your MSABA, you will have the opportunity to apply your skills across the airline, aerospace and air transportation industries. 

You'll analyze the business environment and use appropriate qualitative and quantitative techniques to tackle various business problems, equipping you with valuable skills for your future career in the field.
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Example Careers and Employers

Example Careers and Employers

Example roles in this field include:
  • Airport Relations Associate
  • Contract Administrator
  • Financial Manager
  • Marketing Analyst
  • Operations Analyst
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Salary Information

Salary Information

The median salary for data scientists is $112,590.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2024

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