Bachelor’s degrees offered: Aerospace Physiology Astronomy and Astrophysics Communication Computational Mathematics Data Science Engineering Physics Global Conflict Studies Human Factors Psychology Intelligence and Homeland Security Interdisciplinary Studies Space Physics
Several accelerated and combined bachelor’s to master’s programs are available.
Labs include: Anatomy and Physiology Lab
Applied Cognition and Training Science Lab Applied Perception and Performance Lab Astrophysics Lab Biology and Organic Chemistry Lab Embry‑Riddle Campus Observatory Engineering Physics Propulsion Lab Game-Based Education and Advanced Research Studies Lab Integrative Aerospace and Exercise Physiology Lab
The labs in the College of Arts & Sciences are as diverse as the many areas of study offered in its classrooms. Notable labs include the largest university-based telescope in the state of Florida, which is part of the Southern Association for Research in Astronomy’s (SARA) consortium of universities led by Embry-Riddle. The consortium gives students real-world access to telescopes and astronomical data from around the globe. The Integrative Aerospace and Exercise Physiology Lab serves students in the only undergraduate degree of its kind in the nation — the Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Physiology.
ROTC Reserve Officer Training Corps for all branches of the military are offered on campus: Air Force/Space Force, Army and Navy/Marine option.
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