B.S. in Aviation Business Administration

Undergraduate Entry Requirements

Academic Qualifications: Applicants for undergraduate programs typically require a minimum academic achievement of 65% or above in their previous academic qualifications.

English Language Proficiency:

• IELTS: Overall band score of 6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in each component.
• TOEFL: Overall score of 79 or higher.
• DET (Duolingo English Test): Minimum score of 105.

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University offers several scholarships and financial aid options to international students to help make their education more affordable. Scholarships are typically awarded based on academic achievement, leadership, and other criteria. 

International Presidential Scholarship: This scholarship is awarded to exceptional international students who demonstrate strong academic achievement. It's typically based on a student's high school GPA, standardized test scores, and leadership qualities. The scholarship amount may vary.

International Student Academic Scholarships: These scholarships are offered to international students who have achieved high academic performance. Eligibility is usually determined based on the applicant's high school or previous college academic record.

Talent-Based Scholarships: Embry-Riddle offers scholarships to students with exceptional talents in areas like aviation, engineering, and related fields. These scholarships are often awarded to students who have demonstrated outstanding achievements or contributions in their respective areas.

Aviation Scholarships: Given the university's strong focus on aviation, there are specific scholarships available for students pursuing degrees in aviation-related fields. These scholarships may be awarded based on factors like flight hours, certifications, or specialized skills.

Diversity Scholarships: Embry-Riddle is committed to promoting diversity and inclusion. Scholarships may be available to students from underrepresented backgrounds who can contribute to the university's diverse community.

Athletic Scholarships: For international students who excel in sports, athletic scholarships may be an option. These scholarships are typically awarded based on athletic performance and skills.

Study Abroad Scholarships: Embry-Riddle encourages international students to participate in study abroad programs. Scholarships may be available to help students fund these global learning experiences.

Endowed Scholarships: The university may have a variety of endowed scholarships funded by alumni and donors. These scholarships can cover a wide range of criteria and may have specific requirements.

Assistantships: While not traditional scholarships, assistantships provide opportunities for students to work part-time in various roles on campus. These roles can come with financial benefits, helping students cover their educational expenses.

External Scholarships: International students can also explore scholarship opportunities offered by external organizations, foundations, and government agencies in their home countries.

It's crucial for prospective international students to thoroughly research scholarship opportunities, understand the eligibility criteria, and meet application deadlines.

Graduates of the B.S. in Aviation Business Administration program at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University have a range of exciting and diverse career opportunities within the aviation industry. This program equips students with a blend of business management skills and aviation-specific knowledge, making them highly competitive candidates for various roles.

Aviation Operations Manager: As an aviation operations manager, graduates oversee the daily operations of airports, airlines, or aviation-related businesses. They are responsible for ensuring that operations run smoothly, managing staff, and coordinating with regulatory agencies. Their role involves optimizing processes, improving efficiency, and ensuring compliance with industry standards.

Airline Manager: Airline managers handle various aspects of airline operations, including scheduling, customer service, and financial management. They work to ensure that the airline's operations are efficient and profitable, addressing issues related to flight operations, crew management, and passenger experience.

Airport Manager: Airport managers are responsible for the overall management of airport facilities. Their duties include overseeing airport operations, managing staff, ensuring safety and security, and coordinating with airlines and regulatory bodies. They work to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of airport services and operations.

Aviation Financial Analyst: Aviation financial analysts focus on analyzing financial data related to the aviation industry. They assess the financial performance of airlines, airports, and other aviation organizations, providing insights and recommendations to support financial decision-making and strategic planning.

Aviation Consultant: Aviation consultants provide expert advice to organizations within the aviation sector. They may work on projects related to airport development, airline operations, regulatory compliance, or market analysis. Their role involves analyzing data, developing strategies, and offering recommendations to improve operational performance.

Airline Marketing Manager: Airline marketing managers develop and implement marketing strategies to promote airline services. They work on branding, advertising, and customer engagement initiatives, aiming to attract and retain customers while enhancing the airline's market presence.

Aviation Safety Manager: Aviation safety managers focus on ensuring that aviation operations adhere to safety regulations and best practices. They develop safety programs, conduct risk assessments, and implement safety protocols to minimize the risk of accidents and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.

Corporate Aviation Manager: Corporate aviation managers oversee the management of business aircraft used by corporations and executives. They handle scheduling, maintenance, and compliance with aviation regulations, ensuring that corporate flights are conducted efficiently and safely.

Airport Operations Specialist: Airport operations specialists handle various tasks related to the day-to-day operations of an airport. They may manage ground services, coordinate aircraft movements, and ensure that all operational aspects of the airport are functioning effectively.

Aviation Policy Analyst: Aviation policy analysts work with government agencies, industry groups, or consulting firms to analyze and develop policies related to aviation. They assess the impact of regulations, study industry trends, and provide recommendations to influence policy decisions.

Flight Operations Coordinator: Flight operations coordinators manage flight schedules, coordinate flight crews, and ensure compliance with regulations. They work closely with airlines and regulatory agencies to facilitate the smooth operation of flights and manage logistical aspects of flight planning.