Texas State University will offer an aviation science degree program at its Round Rock campus beginning this spring, according to a news release.
What’s happening
The university announced Jan. 14 that it partnered with Georgetown-based Genesis Aero to expand its aviation program to the Round Rock campus. The program will provide students with a pathway to certification and licensure required for professional pilots, and Genesis Aero will provide the flight training at the Georgetown Executive Airport.
“This partnership reflects our shared commitment to developing the future generations of professional pilots through high-quality flight training,” Kyle Keeling, owner of Genesis Aero, said in the release.
