Artificial Intelligence at Embry-Riddle
Advancing Aviation, Aerospace & Safety with Applied AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is a university-wide capability integrated across academics, research, and student experience. Rather than existing as a single program, AI is embedded throughout aviation, aerospace, engineering, data science, cybersecurity, and teaching innovation.
Our focus is on applying intelligent systems to solve real-world challenges in complex, high-stakes environments like aviation safety, flight operations, autonomous systems, and engineering innovation.
AI Across Academics
Students engage with AI throughout their academic journey through dedicated programs, integrated coursework, and hands-on applications of machine learning and data analytics. Whether exploring AI fundamentals or advancing technical expertise, our programs prepare students for AI-enabled careers across industries.
Whether introducing AI fundamentals or advancing technical expertise, programs are designed to prepare students for AI-enabled careers across industries.
AI in Research
AI research at Embry-Riddle is interdisciplinary and collaborative, bringing together faculty and students to tackle complex challenges in speech and language technology, cybersecurity and risk analysis, machine learning and big data, autonomous and uncrewed systems, and digital engineering.
Students actively participate through labs, sponsored projects, and faculty mentorship, connecting their work directly to industry and government applications.
AI in Teaching and Learning
AI is transforming how students learn across our campuses.
Faculty incorporate AI into coursework, project-based learning, instructional design, and digital learning environments, providing tools that support writing, analysis, and creative work while preparing students for AI-informed careers.
A Connected, Campus-Wide Ecosystem
Embry-Riddle’s AI efforts span all campuses — Daytona Beach, Prescott, and Worldwide — each contributing unique strengths in research labs, engineering innovation, cybersecurity programs, applied technology, online learning, and instructional development.
Initiatives like the AI Summit bring together faculty, students, and industry partners, reinforcing our shared, collaborative approach.