YOUR FUTURE IN AVIATION MAINTENANCE SCIENCE ///
Opportunities to Advance Embry-Riddle offers several levels of Aviation Maintenance Science (AMS) education and training, and each opens the door to new career opportunities. Customize your journey with a combination that aligns with your goals: X With an associate degree , you’ll earn your FAA Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) certification, preparing you to perform maintenance and troubleshooting on everything that flies — from small private planes and corporate jets to rotorcraft, large jetliners, uncrewed aircraft systems, spacecraft and more. With the additional coursework in this program, you’re more than just a top-tier certified technician — you’re a degreed professional. The demand for aviation maintenance technicians with a college degree has never been greater. X A bachelor’s degree qualifies you
WE’VE GOT CONNECTIONS At Embry-Riddle, we have a personal career counselor ready to guide your job search, help you prepare your resume and connect you with opportunities around the globe. Your next job title could be: X Airline Maintenance Supervisor X Avionics Technician X Cybersecurity Analyst X Director of Aircraft Maintenance X Field Mechanic X General/Commercial Aviation Aircraft Mechanic X Product Engineer X Safety Inspector X Space Vehicle Launch Technician X Quality Assurance Manager X Uncrewed Systems Technician
for the next level in your career. You’ll be prepared for supervisory and managerial roles that put you at the forefront of new and emerging opportunities in aviation and aerospace.
Employers of our AMS graduates include: X American Airlines X The Boeing Company X Delta Air Lines X Gulfstream Aerospace X JetBlue Airways X NASA X Northrop Grumman X Pratt & Whitney X Southwest Airlines X SpaceX
$ 75 K+ The average salary for aircraft and avionics equipment mechanics and technicians was $75K+ in 2023.
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