WORLDWIDE / ONLINE CAMPUS
Helping Students Land Awesome Internships The Worldwide Campus Center for Career and Professional Development team provides career support to Embry-Riddle’s non-residential students and alums, aiming to create a culture of career readiness through student, faculty and employer engagement. One key pillar is the Co-Op/Internship program, also known as COIN, which offers a link between the academic theories and concepts learned in the classroom and the practical application of knowledge in the workplace. Work experience gained through COIN may be applied to academic programs and is vital in developing essential career skills, building professional networks and enhancing marketability. A co-op/internship gives valuable industry experience and demonstrates a commitment to continued career development. Being part of COIN provides professional and academic support all in one package. Use the resources that are available to you; Career Services is a great place to start. However, it is up to you to do some research and find that company.” Cristhian Padilla Palacios ’21, ’23 Aeronautics; Occupational Safety Management
NEW DEGREES DESIGNED FOR TOMORROW’S CHALLENGES Embry-Riddle’s Worldwide Campus has many new and exciting changes for the 2024-2025 academic year — including the launch of two forward-thinking undergraduate degree programs.
SAFETY IS KEY B.S. IN AVIATION SAFETY
THE FUTURE OF TECH B.S. IN SOFTWARE ENGINEERING We live in a technologically dependent world, where software systems are essential in day-to-day life and crucial for the advanced technologies that ensure success in aviation, aerospace, business and more. Software engineers craft system requirements and architecture, meticulously creating test plans to guarantee system functionality and success. The B.S. in Software Engineering has expanded to our Worldwide Campus to teach essential programming skills and cover the knowledge necessary for tasks such as refining requirements, designing system architectures, establishing protocols and integrating diverse system components into a cohesive whole.
While work in aircraft accident investigation may be fascinating and crucial for growing and developing safety practices that shape the aviation industry, there is an even greater need for accident prevention — which starts before a plane even takes flight. The future of the aviation industry depends on earning and maintaining the trust of the traveling public. In the new B.S. in Aviation Safety, students will learn to identify hazards, manage risk, lead safety management systems and prepare for unprecedented challenges. Whether on the flight deck or in the operations center, Aviation Safety students develop the skills to identify complex problems and find sustainable solutions.
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