Daytona Beach Campus - College of Business

Department of Business Administration

Accreditation

College of Business - Daytona Beach Campus

Business Administration Department

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Accreditation

 

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, through its Business Administration department at the Daytona Beach campus, is accredited by:

  • The Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) for the following degree programs: the Bachelor of Science in Aviation Business Administration; the Bachelor of Science in Aviation Maintenance Management; and the Master of Business Administration in Aviation.

  • The Council on Aviation (CAA) under CAA's Aviation Management option criteria for the following programs: Bachelor of Science in Aviation Business Administration, Bachelor of Science in Aviation Maintenance Management, and Bachelor of Science in Management of Technical Operations.

The department is working with the National Business Aircraft Association (NBAA), in cooperation with the University Aviation Association (UAA) to establish minimum management certification requirements.

The degree programs offered by the Business Administration department meet the needs of the continually changing environment of education and business. The curriculum is designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills essential to their entry into the workplace and society. Emphasis is placed on communication and quantitative skills, global awareness, responsibility and ethics, information technology, critical thinking and teamwork, business functional skills, aviation/aerospace industry familiarity and experience, as well as development of an attitude of continual and lifelong learning.

Each degree program offers a unique educational experience for the student and serves as the appropriate foundation for entry into a specific business arena. Colloquia, forums, visiting speakers, and other programs frequently enrich the curriculum. Classroom work incorporates computer applications, group as well as individual projects and presentations, provides a blend of theory and applications that prepares students for a variety of positions in workplace. Cooperative education experiences are encouraged, with faculty assigned to assist students in co-op placement. In addition, elective courses allow students to broaden their general education or pursue specific interests in aviation/aerospace-related topics. The Business Advisory Department-sponsored tutoring provides active guidance on the needs of aviation management and labs are also provided.

Students should be aware that several courses in each academic year might require prerequisite subject knowledge and/or class standing. Check the course descriptions at the back of this catalog before registering for classes to assure appropriate placement.