What Can You Do With A Degree in�
This list of Career Areas, Employers and Career Strategies is a sampling of the career paths Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University graduates have taken. Please be sure to look beyond the list to explore the endless opportunities in many diverse industries.
Aerospace Studies
Provides the flexibility of an interdisciplinary education, with a rigorous core of critical thinking and communications courses. Choose three minors from the following options (one must be aviation related):
Air Traffic Control (D), Asian Studies (P), Aviation Safety (D, EC, P), Aviation Weather (D, P), Business Administration (D, EC), Computer Applications (P), Computer-Integrated Manufacturing (D), Computer Science (D, P), Environmental Studies (D, P), Flight (D), Human Factors (D), Humanities (D, P), Information Technology (D), Logistics (EC), Mathematics (D, P), Professional Communication (D), Psychology (D, P), Secondary Education (D), Space Studies (D)
Career Areas
Air Traffic Control
Aviation Safety
Aviation Weather
Computer Applications
Computer Science
Consulting
Education
Environmental Science
Flight/Pilot
Humanities
Management
Mathematics
Mechanic (A & P)
Operations
Psychology
Security Studies
Technology Policy & Management |
Employers
Aerospace Industry
Airlines
Airports
Aviation Industry
Corporations
Government Agencies
Universities
Development/Construction
Financial Services Firms
Transportation Firms
Underwriters
Consulting Firms
Travel Industry |
Career Development Strategies
Develop ability to work with a team.
Develop verbal & written communication skills.
Develop interpersonal skills.
Acquire capacity for attention to details.
Seek Co-op/Internship opportunities.
Work with a faculty/industry mentor. |
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