​Wisconsin is home to many degree programs and classes that can lead to careers in aviation and aerospace.

• Carthage College - Kenosha
  Offers a national recognized Space Sciences program, a January (J-Term) course in Aviation, and opportunities connected to the NASA Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium (headquartered at Carthage College).

• Fox Valley Technical College - Oshkosh
  Offers Aviation programs including aeronautics-pilot training, airframe & powerplant mechanics, and aircraft electronics.

• Gateway Technical College - Kenosha, Racine, and Walworth County
  Offers an associate degree program in Aeronautics with pilot training.

• Marquette University - Milwaukee
  Offers engineering degree programs and a minor in Air Force Aerospace Studies for students in the Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps Program. The courses are open to all Marquette students.

• Milwaukee School of Engineering - Milwaukee
  Offers engineering degree programs and an independent study in Air Force and Aerospace Studies.

• University of Wisconsin-Green Bay - Green Bay
  Offers several courses in aviation such as Aviation in the Classroom and Aviation and Aerodynamics for Pilots and Sport Pilots.

• University of Wisconsin-Madison - Madison
  Offers a degree in Engineering Physics/Engineering Mechanics, with emphasis in Astronautics.

• University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee - Milwaukee
  Offers a degree in Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering and in Mechanical Engineering, as well as an Aeronautics & Aerospace student organization.

• University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh - Oshkosh
  Online bachelor’s degree in Aviation Management that allows graduates of 2-year technical or community colleges to advance their degree and career in aviation.
• Students are able to transfer in previous credits and complete the program fully online. 

• University of Wisconsin-River Falls - River Falls
  Offers an Engineering degree with specialization in Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics. The degree is offered through partnerships with the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, University of Minnesota-Duluth, University of Wisconsin-Madison, and University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee for dual degree engineering programs

• University of Wisconsin-Superior - Superior
  Offers a four year program in Aerospace studies and a minor in Aerospace Studies and Air Force ROTC. Any college student may take the academic courses.
• The school also offers a Transportation and Logistics Management program.