International Student Engagement

As part of the International Programs division, our mission is to ease the transition of international students, scholars, interns and researchers into the Embry-Riddle community. We provide resources to help international students adjust to life in the United States and support events that promote internationalization.  

International Student Guidebook

The guidebook was originally created by international students for international students. For all of those questions like how to get a U.S. phone number, what can you do in Daytona on the weekends, and how does health insurance work, the International Student Guidebook has the answer.

Individual Support

If you have never studied at an American university before, understanding all of the different offices and support services can be a challenge. International Student Experience is available to answer your questions and help you find the campus resources that can best suit your unique needs. 

Students can schedule an appointment to meet virtually or in person on the Daytona Beach campus.

Get Involved

International Student Organization (ISO)

International Student Experience works closely with International Student Organization, a student-led club, to create events that celebrate the diversity of our campus and address some of the unique needs of international students. There is no fee to join this organization and all international students are welcome at ISO events.

Elections for leadership positions within this organization are held each spring. Contact dbintexp@erau.edu to learn more.

Clubs & Organizations

Embry-Riddle has over 200 clubs for students to join, including:

• African Students Association
• Black Students Association
• Brazilian Student Association
• Caribbean Students Association
• Chinese Students & Scholars Association
• Indian Students Association
• Japanese Student Association
• Korean Student Association
• Latin American Student Association