B.S. in Global Conflict Studies

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 with a B.S. in Global Conflict Studies from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University are well-equipped to pursue diverse and impactful careers in areas related to international relations, conflict resolution, and global security. The program’s comprehensive curriculum and practical experience prepare students for roles in various sectors where they can address and manage conflicts on a global scale. 

Diplomat: Diplomats represent their country in international negotiations and foster diplomatic relations between nations. They work on resolving conflicts, promoting international cooperation, and addressing global issues. Diplomats must possess strong analytical skills, cultural sensitivity, and negotiation abilities.

International Relations Specialist: International relations specialists analyze and interpret global political and economic trends to advise on foreign policy and international strategies. They work for government agencies, think tanks, or international organizations, providing insights that influence international relations and conflict resolution.

Conflict Resolution Specialist: Conflict resolution specialists work to mediate and resolve disputes between parties, whether in international, organizational, or community contexts. They employ various techniques and strategies to facilitate negotiations and find mutually acceptable solutions to conflicts.

Humanitarian Aid Worker: Humanitarian aid workers provide assistance to communities affected by conflict, disaster, or poverty. They work with international organizations and NGOs to deliver relief services, manage recovery programs, and support displaced populations.

Political Analyst: Political analysts study political systems, trends, and events to provide insights and forecasts about political developments. They work for government agencies, media outlets, or research organizations, analyzing data and advising on policy decisions related to global conflicts and security.

Intelligence Analyst: Intelligence analysts gather, analyze, and interpret information related to national security and global threats. They work for intelligence agencies, security firms, or military organizations, providing critical insights to support decision-making and strategic planning.

International Development Consultant: International development consultants work on projects aimed at improving economic and social conditions in developing countries. They focus on areas such as governance, infrastructure, and education, using their expertise to address the root causes of conflict and promote sustainable development.

Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) Manager: NGO managers oversee the operations of non-profit organizations that address global issues such as conflict, human rights, and development. They manage programs, coordinate with partners, and ensure the effective implementation of initiatives aimed at conflict resolution and humanitarian aid.

Public Policy Advisor: Public policy advisors develop and recommend policies related to global security, conflict management, and international relations. They work for government bodies, policy institutes, or advocacy organizations, using their expertise to shape and influence public policy.

Human Rights Advocate: Human rights advocates work to protect and promote human rights globally. They engage in advocacy, policy analysis, and public awareness campaigns to address human rights abuses and support affected populations.

Academic Researcher/Professor: Graduates interested in academic careers may pursue advanced degrees and become researchers or professors specializing in global conflict studies, international relations, or related fields. They contribute to scholarly research, teach at universities, and influence the next generation of professionals in the field.