Arizona Campus - Prescott
Engineering Degrees

Aerospace, Computer, Electrical, Mechanical and Software Engineering

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Interested in Engineering? 

Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University’s Prescott Campus in Arizona offers five unique engineering programs!

Launch into an epic adventure with our B.S. in Aerospace Engineering, a dynamic program crafted to empower young visionaries like you to conquer the complex challenges of the aerospace realm. Dive into the exciting world of aerodynamics, aircraft and spacecraft design, propulsion and flight mechanics, building a solid foundation for your future.

Step out as a confident, industry-ready innovator equipped to make your mark in leading-edge organizations. Whether you're fascinated by the mysteries of flight and choose our Aeronautics track or captivated by the allure of the cosmos and opt for our Astronautics track, your journey into the extraordinary starts here. Ready to soar?

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median salary for aerospace engineers is $126,880 with a 6% field growth rate throughout the next 10 years.

Our B.S. in Computer Engineering is uniquely tailored for innovators and problem-solvers like you, shaping the future of technology across dynamic sectors like aerospace, aviation, military and commercial industries. By intertwining the mastery of in-demand computer engineering skills with forward-thinking aerospace applications, this program is your gateway to becoming a pivotal force in technological advancements.

The curriculum is meticulously crafted to provide a deep dive into both analog and digital hardware, computer programming, circuit theory, computer architecture and software engineering. This comprehensive knowledge base not only primes you for immediate success post-graduation but also positions you as a highly desirable candidate in the dynamic aerospace industry.

In addition to the standard course of studies, students can also choose from one of two tracks, which guide the focus of their studies: Robotics or Space.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, median pay for computer hardware engineers is $132,360 a year, with 5% growth in the field over the next decade.

Power up your future with our B.S. in Electrical Engineering! It's not just a degree; it's your launchpad into the electrifying world of innovation. Dive into a universe where analog and digital circuits, communication systems, computers and control systems are not just concepts – they're the building blocks of your future creations.

You'll be the brain behind the power, from the potency of electromagnetic fields to the energy sources fueling our world, from the tiniest electronic devices to vast interconnected systems. And with the aerospace industry buzzing about electrical and electronic subsystems, you're stepping into a field where your skills are not just needed – they're celebrated.

Choose your adventure: in addition to the standard path, you can also embark on the Robotics track, where you bring machines to life, or the Space track, where you electrify the cosmos.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median salary for electrical and electronic engineers is $104,610 annually, with 5% growth throughout the next decade.

Gear up for an adventure in innovation with our B.S. in Mechanical Engineering! It's not just any program; it's your ticket to becoming a mastermind in the engineering world. Dive into a universe where thermal and fluid sciences, structures, manufacturing and machine design are not just subjects – they're your playground.

Choose your path and make your mark in one of three tracks: Robotics, where machines come to life; Propulsion, for those who dream of speed and power; or Energy, where you will harness the force that powers our world. These tracks are gateways to the future of mechanical engineering, and with Embry-Riddle's aerospace edge, you'll gain a strong competitive advantage in your career search after graduation.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, mechanical engineers earn a median salary of $96,310 annually, with projected field growth of 10% over the next decade – much faster than average.

Get ready to code your future with our B.S. in Software Engineering! It's not just about learning to program; it's about mastering the digital universe. Immerse yourself in a world where computer science and mathematics meet creativity and critical thinking, empowering you to craft software systems that transform our everyday lives.

From the basics of computing to the complexities of software engineering and from the mysteries of general education to the puzzles of science and math, your journey will be packed with knowledge and excitement. And it's not just about what's in the books – you'll solve real-world problems with every line of code you generate!

This degree also offers an optional focus on cybersecurity, which prepares students to fill the growing need for skilled software development and cybersecurity professionals. Similarly, students interested in space applications may choose to pursue a space focus within the program.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a median salary of $124,200 for software developers, quality assurance analysts and testers, with an impressive 25% growth rate for the field over the next decade.

Scholarships and Aid

Did you know that 94% of Embry‑Riddle freshmen receive some form of financial aid through scholarships, grants and loans? Scholarship applications are open to all students who qualify.

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 an investment in Embry‑Riddle is a wise one.

Key Benefits

  • Success After Graduation
    Prescott graduates surveyed from our Aerospace Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering programs have a 100% rate of employment or continuing education in the year following graduation.
  • Laboratory Access
    Pursue exciting research and complete class projects while gaining valuable experience alongside experienced faculty! Within the College of Engineering on the Prescott Campus, there are more than 20 labs available for student use.
  • Industry Connections
    Known for connections to industry leaders around the globe, Embry‑Riddle offers unparalleled opportunities to build relationships with potential mentors and employers. 

Program Highlights

  • The Learning Experience
    Our dedicated faculty with industry experience teach all engineering and math courses on the Prescott Campus. Engineering courses typically enroll fewer than 30 students, ensuring a more personalized learning experience. Additionally, professors dedicate over 10 hours each week to office hours, offering ample opportunities for accessible and individualized support. 
  • Best of the Best Job Preparation
    Embry‑Riddle graduates have a reputation for "hitting the ground running" in their careers after graduation. Our hands-on curriculum, crafted with industry input, allows you to practice skills that translate directly into your career.


  • Your Degree, Your Interests
    Multiple programs within the College of Engineering allow you to choose a specialty, certificate or track – creating a personalized educational experience that aligns with your own unique goals and interests.

Career Forecast

The engineering curriculum at Embry-Riddle prepares you for an exciting career and is the beginning of a potential path for continued schooling and lifelong learning. Surveyed graduates from all engineering programs in Prescott, Arizona, have a placement rate of 96.8% in the year following graduation.   

Alumni Outcomes

Employers of Engineering Alumni

  • Blue Origin
  • The Boeing Company
  • Department of Defense
  • GE Aerospace
  • Honeywell
  • NASA
  • Northrop Grumman
  • RTX Corporation (Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, Raytheon)
  • SpaceX
  • U.S. Air Force

Alumni Professions

  • Aerospace Engineer
  • Aerothermal Fluids Engineer
  • Design Engineer
  • Electronic Systems Design & Analysis Engineer
  • Manufacturing Engineer
  • Mechanical Engineer
  • Reliability Engineer
  • Structural Design Engineer
  • Systems Engineer
  • Test Engineer

Eagle Passion

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Since my first day at this school, I’ve never looked back. It has been one of the best decisions of my life and has opened up more doors for me than I could have imagined.
Arda Cetken (’23) Manufacturing Engineer, The Boeing Company

By the Numbers

1926

The year Embry-Riddle was founded

100+

Degrees to choose from

96%

Employed or continuing education within a year of graduation

160,000+

Alumni around the world