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One University / Three Options —— ONE UNIVERSITY / THREE OPTIONS —— FLORIDA CAMPUS ARIZONA CAMPUS WORLDWIDE/ONLINE BACHELOR’S PROGRAMS /// Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University offers a comprehensive FL AZ WO Aeronautical Science — Fixed Wing a a collection of academic programs focused on aerospace, Aeronautical Science — Rotary a Aeronautics a a a aviation, business, engineering, security and intelligence. Aerospace Engineering a a Aerospace Physiology a Aerospace and Occupational Safety a —— Air Traffic Management a a Our two residential campuses let you choose between a gorgeous mountain community or a Applied Biology a spectacular beach setting and our Worldwide/Online programs provide ultimate flexibility and Astronomy and Astrophysics a a convenience to study anywhere. Aviation Business Administration a a a Aviation Maintenance a Aviation Maintenance Science a FLORIDA CAMPUS /// ARIZONA CAMPUS /// WORLDWIDE/ONLINE /// Business Administration a a Business Analytics a SOUTH CAROLINA Civil Engineering a • Atlanta MISSISSIPPI ALABAMA GEORGIA Communication a a NEVADA UTAH Computational Mathematics a COLORADO CALIFORNIA Computer Engineering a a • Grand Canyon Daytona Beach Computer Science a • Los Angeles Prescott • Orlando NEW MEXICO Cyber Intelligence and Security a • Tampa • Phoenix Data Science a Electrical Engineering a a Emergency Services a Engineering a Engineering Physics a Engineering Technology a 6,000 3,000 18,000+ Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination a UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Forensic Biology a 50 states / 107 countries represented 49 states / 45 countries represented 50 states / 95 countries represented Forensic Psychology a 16% International students 7% International students Locations in 9 countries Global Business & Supply Chain Management a Global Conflict Studies a Global Security and Intelligence Studies a AVERAGE AVERAGE AVERAGE Homeland Security a a 27 CLASS SIZE 24 CLASS SIZE 20 CLASS SIZE Human Factors Psychology a a Industrial / Organizational Psychology a ACADEMIC AVERAGES /// Interdisciplinary Studies a a UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS ACCEPTED TO RESIDENTIAL CAMPUS PROGRAMS Leadership a Logistics and Supply Chain Management a Mechanical Engineering a a HIGH SCHOOL NEW SAT ACT TEST GPA TEST SCORE SCORE Meteorology a a 3.82 1,251 26 Project Management a Safety Management a SETTING THE STANDARD /// Simulation Science, Games and Animation a Software Engineering a a Space Physics a a Spaceflight Operations a TOP5 #1 1ST 1ST Technical Management a ONLINE BACHELOR’S IN AEROSPACE ENGINEERING AND ONLY AEROSPACE COLLEGE OF SECURITY AND PROGRAMS RANKED IN THE IN THE NATION PHYSIOLOGY BS PROGRAM INTELLIGENCE IN THE NATION Unmanned Aircraft Systems a a a TOP 5 FOR THE PAST 7 YEARS U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT IN THE NATION U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT Florida | Arizona | Worldwide/Online | erau.edu ACADEMIC INFORMATION /// Study Abroad Projects & We offer opportunities to study abroad for a semester or a year. Competitions We frequently compete in — and many s Stay on-track with your studies and enhance your employability and times win — prestigious national and global footprint by studying abroad international competitions. for a summer, semester or year! Our s Our Clean Energy Systems Lab faculty-led programs last anywhere students have won more than $315,000 from two to five weeks, allow you to from the U.S. Environmental Protection earn college credits, and are half Agency’s People, Prosperity, Planet the price of regular tuition! competitions. s A sample of the Summer, Spring and The Clean Energy laboratory is where Winter Programs available. students tackle problems in sustainable • Aviation in Greece, Spain, Germany, water, sustainable buildings and France and England sustainable transportation. UAS operations in Southeastern • Our student design teams also: Europe (Balkans) Develop solar-powered water Homeland security in Belfast, • • desalination systems to provide York, and London, UK; Israel and fresh, clean water from seawater Academic Internships Berlin, Germany or contaminated sources. Business in the UK, Spain, Italy, • Monitor experiments in a net-zero France and Greece • Distinctions & Co-ops building called the Adaptable Clean Various engineering offerings in Our programs offer small, hands-on Internship and career services • Energy (ACE) laboratory. Germany and Austria classes and a highly focused professionals with industry specific Collect deep learning driving data Air traffic management, an • • to help reduce traffic. learning environment. specialties assist you in finding international award-winning valuable educational experiences program that introduces you to s Our teams compete consistently in the s Embry-Riddle offered the first women’s Air Race Classic collegiate College of Security and Intelligence to add to your resume. four countries category and have recently earned in the nation. Meteorology and physics in the s Embry-Riddle students who participate • Swiss Alps overall first and second place finishes. s Unmanned Aircraft Systems, in a co-op or internship increase their German language, culture and s Our Flight Teams have won the NIFA Space Physics, Global Security average starting salary by approximately • engineering in Munich SAFECON national championship 13 and Intelligence Studies, Aviation $9,500. International Asian Pacific finance times since 1992, have an unbroken Security, Emergency Services, Cyber • s We partner with JetBlue on the in Singapore 34-year record as regional champions, Intelligence and Security, Forensic University Gateway Program, one of and have won three recent national Accounting and Fraud Examination, • Arabic and culture in Rabat, several specialized programs that offer Morocco and Dubai, UAE championship titles. Aeronautical Science: Rotary Wing, our Aeronautical Science students Spaceflight Operations, and Human a defined path to a career as a pilot. Programs can change slightly each s A team from our Robotics Association Factors Psychology are each one of We’ve also partnered with Delta and term in regards to location and won all five static judging events only a handful of programs of their SkyWest on innovative programs aimed courses offered. and placed third overall in the global kind in the nation. Maritime Robot X Challenge for creating at getting aviation students interviews s Spend a semester or year at one of an autonomous, 16-foot long boat s Our undergraduate engineering for pilot positions. Both partnerships our partner universities in: called “Minion.” programs are ranked among the top include pilot mentors. Hong Kong, Germany, Czech in the nation by U.S. News & World • s Embry-Riddle Phi Beta Lambda s We are now part of the United Airlines Republic, France, Ireland, UAE, Report and College Choice. (PBL) Business Club has won the PBL Aviate program, which creates even England, Spain, New Zealand, Arizona Leadership Competition for the s We are the FAA’s largest supplier of more opportunities for flight students to Australia, Greece, Netherlands, past 13 years, this past year earning Air Traffic Controllers with Bachelor become first officers at the global carrier. Sweden and many more. 46 total awards. of Science degrees. s Global Security & Intelligence Studies • The possibilities for study abroad s Undergraduate students have received s Students can choose the right setting and Homeland Security students intern are global! more than $550,000 in direct support of to achieve academic and career at the FBI, CIA, DEA, Secret Service, their research over the past three years. goals from our nationally recognized Department of Homeland Security, options, including two collegial U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Career Services A sampling: residential campuses or convenient The Port Authority of New York & New • Creating an autonomous robot to online classrooms. Jersey, emergency operations centers, s The Career Services Office offers help remove micro plastics from sheriff offices, and police departments. resume reviews, assistance with the beach. s Great access to faculty who interviewing skills, setting up your mentor students and engage them in s Internships in electrical and computer • Traveling to Chile’s Coquimbo region LinkedIn profile and other career hands-on learning opportunities such engineering are well-paid positions and to investigate the effects preparation activities. as funded research projects and may include benefits such as housing of geomagnetic activity during a total solar eclipse in terms of study abroad experiences. and relocation allowances. s Need help finding a career-boosting co-op or internships placement? The ionosphere scintillation. s Industry/Career Expos collectively professionals in Career Services can RASC-AL: The Martian bring 100+ companies and agencies • assist you. Environmental and Geological Life to our campuses to interact with and Dual Enrollment Examination (MEAGLE) Team recruit our residential and Worldwide/ s Attend one of the many Career includes members from our Daytona s Embry-Riddle’s renowned Dual Online students. Expo events on the residential Beach, Prescott, and Worldwide Enrollment Program lets students earn campuses to meet with hundreds Campuses. They have submitted college credit while still in high school as of potential employers. a proposal for the NASA 2020 they also develop the advanced critical RASC-AL Competition. Their focus is thinking skills needed for continuing on a short surface stay Mars mission. academic success. The program is offered online or at many high schools, • CyberAero
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