Systems Engineering

Overview

Offering both technical and engineering management tracks, Embry-Riddle allows you to focus your education on the elements most important to you. The technical track focuses on system design, analysis and implementation, while the engineering management track incorporates organizational systems management. Students interested in pursuing a doctorate, can chose to pursue the M.S. in Systems Engineering with the thesis option.

Regardless of the career path you choose, a M.S. in Systems Engineering at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University  provides an unparalleled education to help you achieve your goals.

About Systems Engineering at the Daytona Beach

Graduates often seek opportunities in project management, systems engineering, systems analysis, reliability engineering, consultancy work, and other areas in industries such as aerospace, defense, transportation, aviation, airport services, energy, information technology, and more. With the thesis option, students are prepared for advancement into doctoral programs.

• The Technical Track builds on an engineering, technical, or physical sciences undergraduate degree to enhance systems thinking and systems engineering methods for solving real-world engineering problems. The Engineering Management Track combines the technical aspects of the field with business-oriented course work for management roles
• The program’s two tracks — technical or engineering management — give students the freedom to tailor their electives. The Daytona Beach Campus offers students the ability to implement systems thinking in state-of-the-art facilities, learning and conducting research alongside engineers from multiple disciplines.