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Anyone studying Systems Engineering at Embry-Riddle?

I've been looking into Embry-Riddle's Systems Engineering program and I'm curious about how the program is, the quality of the courses, and experiences with internships or research opportunities. If any current or former students could provide some insight, I'd appreciate it!

2 years ago

Hey there! While I'm not a current or former student of Embry-Riddle's Systems Engineering program, I can give you some general information about the program and what opportunities it might provide. The Systems Engineering program at Embry-Riddle focuses on multiple areas, including aerospace, avionics, propulsion, and other related fields. The curriculum emphasizes the importance of integrating multiple engineering disciplines to approach real-world problems and develop efficient and effective solutions.

Regarding the quality of courses, Embry-Riddle is well-known for its excellent engineering programs, and many students have reported that the professors are experienced and highly knowledgeable in their fields. They often bring real-world case studies and examples to provide you with a better understanding of the subject matter. The coursework is typically rigorous, which will help prepare you for challenges you'll experience in your career.

As far as internships and research opportunities go, Embry-Riddle has a strong industry network. You can learn more about industry partnerships here: https://erau.edu/partnerships. Many students have found internships with prominent aerospace and engineering companies like NASA, Boeing, and Lockheed Martin. These internships will allow you to apply your classroom knowledge in a real-world setting and gain valuable hands-on experience. Additionally, there may be undergraduate research opportunities where you can work closely with professors on projects related to your interests.

It's always a great idea to reach out to the university's admissions office or the engineering department to see if they can connect you with current students or alumni to discuss their experiences with the program. That way, you'll get firsthand information from those who have gone through it themselves.

Good luck with your decision-making process, and I hope this information was helpful!

2 years ago

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