AFIT Campuses

The Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT) at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base offers advanced education and research opportunities primarily for U.S. Air Force and Department of Defense personnel. As a graduate-level institution, AFIT focuses on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines, tailored to meet the needs of military and defense applications. The campus serves as the main hub for AFIT's academic programs, providing a unique environment for military officers and civilians to pursue master's and doctoral degrees.

• Aerospace Engineering: Focuses on aircraft and spacecraft design, propulsion systems, and aerodynamics, preparing students for roles in air and space technology development.
• Electrical and Computer Engineering: Covers advanced topics in electronics, cybersecurity, and computer systems, critical for modern defense technologies.
• Systems Engineering: Emphasizes the design and management of complex systems, integrating interdisciplinary approaches for military applications.
• Operations Research: Provides analytical methods to optimize decision-making processes in logistics, resource allocation, and strategic planning.
• Nuclear Engineering: Offers specialized training in nuclear weapon effects, radiation protection, and nuclear power systems for defense purposes.
• Management and Logistics: Prepares students for leadership roles in supply chain management, acquisition, and sustainment within the Air Force.

In addition to degree programs, AFIT offers professional continuing education courses and conducts cutting-edge research through its various centers and institutes. The curriculum is designed to address current and future challenges in national defense, ensuring graduates are equipped with the technical expertise and strategic insight needed for their roles. Located within Wright-Patterson AFB, the campus provides access to state-of-the-art facilities and fosters collaboration with other defense organizations and industry partners.