Department of Management

Cultivating an executive-level mindset

A lot can happen when preparation meets opportunity. You can succeed in ways you never thought possible, make leaps in your career and travel roads once not taken. But in order for this to happen, you must first prepare yourself for any potential opportunities.

The Department of Management at Embry-Riddle Worldwide prepares students for professional roles in specialized industries under the umbrellas of technical management and aviation. The department offers skillfully designed courses both in person and online that are not typically offered at other universities.

A bachelor's degree in Technical Management program is a more open-ended business degree through which you can choose a specialization in project management, information security, logistics, management of information sciences, engineering sciences, or occupational safety and health. This program has shown tremendous growth over the past few years. The department also offers associate degrees for students who do not wish to pursue education at the bachelor’s level.

For graduate students, a master's degree in Leadership program bridges the gap of leadership performance by members at every level of an organization by providing a curriculum that strengthens the leadership knowledge, competencies, talent, and career potential for students at the Worldwide campus. This holistic degree is suited to all organizational contexts. From guiding teams in Afghanistan to leading nursing shifts at hospitals, students seeking a Master of Science in Leadership apply their acquired knowledge in a wide spectrum of professional settings.

The student base of the master's program in Management is comprised of a mixture of professionals with military and civilian backgrounds and responsibilities. Most students are very aviation-oriented, and their contribution to the classroom is significant. All of the MSM program faculty have both military and industry experience in management and aviation.

No matter what your background, students with a strong interest in business could find these programs useful. Already an academic source for more than 4,000 students and growing, the department intends to ensure that course offerings meet industry demands and to add degree programs as needed.

Enroll in the Department of Management today, and get a head start on becoming the industry leader of tomorrow.