Human Factors Students

Human Factors students come from all over the United States and 75 other countries. Brought together in an environment that encourages academic excellence and supports a vibrant campus life, Human Factors students have much to offer each other, both in and out of the classroom.

Human Factors students benefit from academic and extracurricular opportunities which help them achieve at the highest scholarly levels, and prepare them for positions of leadership and service. Beyond the classrooms, students have countless avenues to explore new interests and connect with others. University-sponsored programs and student-run organizations offer undergraduates a wealth of opportunities ranging from the arts to civic engagement, from student government to athletics, religious and cultural groups.

Many students pursue opportunities beyond Embry-Riddle, including overseas study, research and internships. Every Human Factors student has an individual story about who they are and what Embry-Riddle means to them and taken together, these profiles offer a good sense of what it is like to be a student in Human Factors.