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Housed in the Department of Aeronautical Science in the Daytona Beach Campus College of Aviation, this degree teaches skills in aviation safety, communication, contemporary problem solving, international regulations and law, aviation operations and more.

Directly adjacent to an international airport, aeronautics students on the Daytona Beach Campus are surrounded by aviation — gaining skills, knowledge and experience within their on-campus environment and beyond. Coursework is shaped by your selected Area of Concentration (AOC), leading to greater opportunities to pursue your own interests and goals.

To complete the Area of Concentration, students may select courses in Aeronautical Science, Air Traffic Management, Applied Meteorology (aviation-related), Aviation Maintenance Science, Commercial Space Operations, Flight, Geosciences, Homeland Security and Intelligence, Safety (aviation-related), Simulation, Space Studies or Uncrewed Aircraft Systems. A flight minor is approved for the Restricted Airline Transport Pilot certificate program. (Note: The flight program at the Daytona Beach Campus is currently at maximum capacity. At this time, flight training on campus is only available to students in the Aeronautical Science major.) The FAA-approved ATP-CTP course is available to Aeronautics students.

Accreditation

The Aeronautics program is accredited by the .

• Credits
  120
• Methods of Study
  • In-Person
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Housed in the Department of Aeronautical Science in the Prescott Campus College of Aviation, the B.S. in Aeronautics teaches skills in aviation safety, communication, contemporary problem solving, international regulations and law, aviation operations and more.

Our Aeronautics degree is designed to address modern challenges and innovations in the aviation industry, preparing you to excel in your career after graduation. Our Prescott Campus is just down the road from the Prescott Regional Airport.

To complete the Area of Concentration (AOC), students may choose from a wide variety of courses, including options such as Aeronautical Science, Flight, Air Traffic Management, Safety (aviation-related) or Applied Meteorology (aviation-related). A flight minor is approved for the . The FAA-approved ATP-CTP course is available to Aeronautics students.

• Credits
  120
• Methods of Study
  • In-Person
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The Bachelor of Science in Aeronautics is a multidisciplinary online program that combines your previous professional experiences — or your interests and passion for aviation — with courses in human factors, security, aviation safety, occupational safety and health, air traffic control, aircraft maintenance and aeronautical science. Whether you are building on industry experience or exploring a new direction in aerospace, this program is designed to meet you where you are and help you move forward with confidence.

At the Worldwide & Online Campus, you can structure your education around your lifestyle and take classes where and when you want. Students can earn more than a quarter of the required semester hours from prior learning experiences, such as military training and FAA licenses and certificates, and receive their bachelor’s degree in as few as three years.

Note: Graduates from the Worldwide & Online Bachelor of Science in Aeronautics program are not eligible to apply for a restricted privileges airline transport pilot (ATP) certificate.

Accreditation

The Aeronautics program is accredited by the . The Bachelor of Science in Aeronautics is recognized by the . 

• Credits
  121
• Methods of Study
  • In-Person
  • Online
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A degree in Aeronautics can open doors to exciting career opportunities in Asia's rapidly growing aviation and aerospace industry. A surge in air travel demand, driven by economic growth, emerging markets and societal changes, creates more purchasing power. This translates to a continuous need for skilled professionals across various sectors.

Some sectors with the highest demand include airlines, airports, aerospace engineering and manufacturing. New opportunities in fields such as urban air mobility, aviation sustainability, artificial intelligence and commercial space have grown significantly in Asia over the last several years.

Already one of Embry-Riddle's largest degree programs in the United States, the Aeronautics degree sits at the center of our degree offerings in Singapore. 

Note: Additional modules may be required based on placement examination results in mathematics and English.

Accreditation

The Aeronautics program is accredited by the .

• Credits
  121
• Methods of Study
  • In-Person
  • Online
• Apply Request Info