At Embry‑Riddle, engineers don’t just meet challenges — they lead innovation. Whether on land, at sea, in the air or beyond Earth’s atmosphere, our Bachelor of Science in Engineering (BSE) prepares students to shape the future.

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The Pathway to Becoming an Engineer

As the world’s largest and most respected university specializing in aviation and aerospace, Embry‑Riddle has driven breakthrough discoveries since the earliest days of flight. That tradition continues through our BSE program, where students build a strong foundation in problem solving, critical thinking and hands-on experience.

Our graduates go on to create meaningful change across industries — developing innovative technologies, advancing sustainability and exploring bold new frontiers.

Ready to lead the way in engineering? It starts here.

Fast Facts

Area of Study: Engineering

Campus Availability: Worldwide

Degree Level: Undergraduate

Career Outcomes: Mechanical Engineer, Mechatronics Engineer, Aerospace Engineer, Electrical Engineer

Credit Hours: 123

Learning Modality: Online

Program Highlights

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Collaborative Leadership Training

Collaborative Leadership Training

Work in dynamic teams while growing your individual strengths and preparing to lead in complex technical environments.
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Launch Your Future

Launch Your Future

Prepare for top-tier graduate programs and the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam — the first step toward earning a Professional Engineer (PE) certificate.
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Hands-On Experience

Hands-On Experience

Use state-of-the-art engineering software and simulations, as well as gain experience with hardware tools to build practical circuits and systems.

Program Outcomes

The BSE curriculum prepares you with the skills and experience to launch successful careers in engineering and beyond. Whether pursuing advanced education or entering the workforce, you’re ready for a lifetime of innovation and impact.

Some of our graduates have secured internships and full-time roles with top employers such as the U.S. Navy, SpaceX, the U.S. Space Force and other leading organizations across aerospace and defense sectors.

Alumni Careers:

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Engineering Lead
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Research and Development Engineer
Bachelor of Science in Project Management
Project Engineer
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Systems Test Engineer

Financing Your Future

When it comes to educational funding, you have options at Embry‑Riddle. Don’t let the cost of attending deter you from advancing your education and your career. Our dedicated counselors can advise you on ways to help finance your future and focus on your studies. You can be assured that an investment in Embry‑Riddle is a wise one.

Worldwide undergraduate tuition for the 2025-26 academic year is $522 per credit hour for civilians and $250 per credit hour for select military personnel, spouses and dependents. Learn more about the full cost of attendance at the Worldwide Campus here.

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Embry‑Riddle by the Numbers

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Degrees to choose from
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Employed or continuing education within one year of graduation
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Alumni around the world