Engineering Physics Degree
Engineering Physics Degree Focuses on Spacecraft Engineering and Space Physics
Embry-Riddle's Engineering Physics degree program emphasizes space systems engineering and space science. Spacecraft engineering and space physics constitute the theme of this engineering program and are the focus in junior- and senior-level courses and the capstone space systems design project.
Embry-Riddle student performing optical experiments.
Most of our graduates pursue careers in space-related professions such as space systems engineers or space scientists.
Our recent graduates are pursuing careers at NASA centers, Boeing, Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin, United Space Alliance, Swales Aerospace-ATK, ITT Industries, and other commercial and federal agencies.
For those who desire more advanced studies before embarking on their careers, we now offer a 5-year accelerated program that allows students to complete both a B.S. and M.S. in Engineering Physics.
- Do you have a strong interest in spacecraft engineering and space physics?
- Do you have a high aptitude in science and mathematics?
- Do you have a desire to apply scientific knowledge to solve engineering and science problems?
If you said "yes, that's me!", applying for admission to the engineering physics program at Embry-Riddle would be a great choice for your future.
Visit Program & Degree Requirements for more information.
