Security, Intelligence and Safety Degrees at Embry-Riddle
There is no shortage of threats in today’s world, and that means professionals skilled in security, intelligence and safety are in high demand to help cope with cyber threats, natural disasters, occupational illness and injuries, and criminal acts.
When you pursue a security, intelligence and safety degree at Embry-Riddle’s Worldwide Campus, you will be led by accomplished and experienced faculty in sophisticated learning environments to help you launch a dynamic career in these growing fields.
We help you develop the analytical skills, technical acumen and critical-thinking ability necessary to resolve security breaches, identify threats, and effectively prepare for and respond to hazards and emergencies of all kinds.
Our programs are steeped in the hands-on experience valued by today’s employers and also help you build key professional relationships through internships and co-ops.
What is a Security, Intelligence and Safety degree?
These degree programs at Embry-Riddle’s Worldwide Campus are designed to create future leaders who will be on the front lines when it comes to protecting the nation and its vital infrastructure and resources. Our graduates are recognized as problem solvers who can identify and counter emerging threats.
Where can I work with a Security, Intelligence and Safety degree from Embry-Riddle’s Worldwide Campus?
Our graduates are now working at federal, state and local agencies, with the Department of Defense and also at private sector companies like Amazon, Google and Microsoft.
Regardless of which program you graduate from, your degree will carry Embry-Riddle’s global reputation for excellence and make you part of a family that includes 140,000 alumni worldwide, many of whom are key industry leaders.
What are the Security, Intelligence and Safety degree programs at the Worldwide Campus?
We offer bachelor’s degrees in Emergency Services, Homeland Security and Safety Management, along with graduate programs in Aviation Cybersecurity and Occupational Safety Management.
Security, Intelligence and Safety Degrees & Programs
Whether you are already working in the safety and security industry or considering this field for your future, Embry-Riddle offers degree programs designed specifically for you.
Each program provides the necessary skills, practical experience, confidence in your abilities and opportunities to succeed as a safety and security professional.
Learn more about the security, intelligence and safety degree programs at Embry-Riddle’s Worldwide Campus and find the degree track that’s right for you.
Master's
Professional Education
Review our non-credit continuing education offerings at proed.erau.edu.
Career Outlook
Today’s global environment demands skilled specialists who can address, resolve and help prevent future security, intelligence and safety issues.
From accident investigators to cybersecurity professionals, careers in these key fields are projected to grow and offer promising salaries, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
- Forensic science technicians can earn a median annual income of $61,930, with an annual job growth rate of 11% through 2031.
- Information security analysts can earn median annual salaries of $102,600, with an annual job growth rate of 35% through 2031.
- Emergency management directors can earn $76,730 per year, with a 3% annual job growth rate through 2031.
35% projected growth for information security analysts through 2031.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Research
Our faculty and students are actively involved in safety and security-related research. Read about how they’re positively impacting the industry in some recent projects below.
Innovations in Drone Detection, Skeletal Modeling and Vertical Flight Highlighted at Embry-Riddle’s Annual Research Showcase
Eagle Looks to Past Tragedies to Inform New Space Safety Curriculum
Student Team Works With Lockheed Martin to Enhance Cellular Security Networks
Embry-Riddle Researcher Awarded $600,000 Federal Grant to Improve Firefighter Sleep Health
Eagles Collaborate Cross-Country to Enhance Homeland Security
Eagle Selected for Highly Competitive U.S. Dept. of State Fellowship
Study Offers Objective Insights to Near-Miss Collisions Between Drones, Airplanes
Embry-Riddle Researchers Use Machine Learning to Tackle Monsoon Season
National Science Foundation Expands Pathway to Cybersecurity Careers at Embry-Riddle
Learning Environments at the Worldwide Campus
Security, Intelligence and Safety students at Embry-Riddle have access to unique, modern facilities that allow them to grow their hands-on experience.
