Embry‑Riddle

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is the world’s largest and most respected university specializing in aviation and aerospace. Founded in 1925, it has long been at the forefront of aeronautical milestones, offering a variety of advanced degrees and programs that cater to the immediate needs of the aviation and aerospace industries. The main campus is located in Daytona Beach, Florida, with an additional campus in Prescott, Arizona, and other worldwide locations, including online education. Embry-Riddle's education system leverages innovative technology that combines online and in-person instruction, enhancing student engagement and learning opportunities.

Embry-Riddle has an array of specialized programs; notably, it offers the first and only undergraduate Space Physics program in the nation, along with the first College of Business, Security, and Intelligence. It also leads with unique degrees in aerospace physiology and uncrewed autonomous systems engineering. The university prides itself on providing a hands-on learning experience, teaching students in the cockpit, simulators, and various labs. This experiential learning approach ensures students not only learn theoretical principles but also gain practical skills in real-world scenarios. Graduates from Embry-Riddle enjoy high employability, with a reported 96% securing jobs or continuing their education within one year of graduation.