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I Want to INVESTIGATE Aviation Crashes

If you are curious about what causes aviation accidents, how they effect the environment, and want to find ways to improve safety in air and space vehicles, here are a few of the degrees you may wish to consider at Embry-Riddle:

Safety Science

As a student in this cutting-edge science, you'll be examining issues relating to health, hygiene, safety compliance, workplace standards, and the environment. As a graduate, you'll be poised to assume opportunities in industry, government and research. The Prescott campus offers a master's degree in Safety should you choose to continue your educational pursuits beyond the bachelor's level.

Aerospace Studies

The Aerospace Studies provides the raw materials to design your future as an innovator and a leader. Start with core courses in the humanities, geography, international studies, philosophy, ethics, and psychology. Then select and combine three minors from the classes offered in our other degree programs. Choices include air traffic control, business administration, aviation safety, weather, computer applications, computer-integrated manufacturing, environmental studies, flight, human factors, humanities, logistics, mathematics, communications, psychology, secondary education, and space studies.

Aviation Environmental Science

The Aviation Environmental Science program gives students precisely the knowledge and technical skills needed to tackle the environmental and safety problems found in the aviation and aerospace industry.The AES degree features two areas of concentration: applied environmental science and environmental management. The AES degree is like no other environmental program in the world. The program will allow its graduates to ensure their employing companies become environmentally aware and compliant and advise businesses and local government agencies on crucial environmental issues.