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Master's Degree (Aeronautical Science)
The Air War College distance learning program is a senior developmental education program. The curriculum is based on the five core areas central to all levels of professional military education—leadership (profession of arms, warfighting, national/international security, and communication studies. AWC provides a strategic, “air-minded” curriculum that prepares graduates to provide strategic leadership, appropriate expertise and critical thinking in support of national security objectives.)
Master Certifícate (Lean Six Sigma)
The Air Command and Staff College (ACSC) distance learning (DL) intermediate developmental education curriculum is designed to produce a more effective field-grade officer serving in operational-level command or staff positions and emphasizes applying airpower in joint campaign planning and the operational art of war. The ACSC DL program produces graduates who are able to critically analyze leadership and command skills required to lead in complex (dynamic, and ambiguous operational environments; apply military theory in general and airpower theory in particular to operational problems across the range of military operations; plan for the integration and employment of joint forces at the operational level in whole-of-government operations across the spectrum of war and conflict; and articulate capabilities and limitations of Service and Joint organizations in the conduct of war at the operational level.)
The Squadron Officer School distance learning program is the Air Force’s primary developmental education program and is designed to advance the professional development foundation provided by the accessions programs. Graduates are able to apply critical-thinking and communication skills to address contemporary military issues; understand the moral foundation of military service and how this informs ethical leadership in the profession of arms; apply leadership theories and models to the practice of leading teams/units in complex (dynamic, and ambiguous tactical environments; understand the historical context of military and airpower theory, and how these inform the employment of joint forces in the international security environment; analyze how airpower contributes to military operations in the joint, interagency, intergovernmental, and multinational (JIIM) environment, in support of national security aims; and comprehend concepts and issues relevant to the military profession.)
Bachelor of General Studies (Aviation Studies)
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