A Foundation for Work in the Space Industry
At Embry‑Riddle, the Bachelor of Science in Space Operations connects principles from both the space industry and regulatory agencies, teaching you to solve challenges in disciplines such as mission operations, mission training and launch licensing. The interdisciplinary nature of a degree in Space Operations prepares you to integrate the many different factors involved into real-world scenarios after graduation.
In this program, you will gain the skills needed to effectively handle space mission operations, management, policy and planning within the space industry. Through a degree in Space Operations, you will gain insight into the world of public, private and cooperative space flight.
Program Details
Offered at the Daytona Beach Campus
The Bachelor of Science in Space Operations at Embry‑Riddle is a unique opportunity for non-engineers to join the space industry. This interdisciplinary program, housed in the Department of Applied Aviation Sciences in the College of Aviation, focuses on operations, safety, training, human factors, policy and planning in the ever-evolving fields of space research, exploration and more.
This nonengineering degree program has been developed in collaboration with the commercial space industry and affiliated space agencies, such as and the (FAA-AST), to ensure that you develop the skills needed for success and advancement in the space industry.
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