Associate of Science in Engineering Fundamentals

The Associate of Science in Engineering Fundamentals at Embry‑Riddle is the first step to opening the door to continued engineering studies at Worldwide or an Embry‑Riddle residential campus in Florida or Arizona.
Through the Engineering Fundamentals program, students gain practical design experience using basic models, core engineering concepts and simulations. Students also gain a strong foundation in math and physics. Experienced faculty members provide plenty of firsthand knowledge and individual attention through the associate degree.
Program Educational ObjectivesGraduates will be able to apply fundamental engineering skills and knowledge specifically tailored to the needs of the aviation and aerospace industry, demonstrating proficiency in STEM-related areas.Graduates will be able to pursue an undergraduate engineering or professional degree in mechanical, aviation and aerospace sectors, including technology, regulations and industry practices.Graduates will continue to be involved in lifelong learning processes and practice their profession ethically while demonstrating excellent teamwork and communication skills.

Students are required to disclose their full academic history and provide documentation from all attended institutions. Transcripts or GED scores must be delivered directly to us by the issuing institution.

All International undergraduate applicants who have any educational experience outside the United States may be required to provide an official evaluation in English including the cumulative grade-point average. High school students are required to have a document-by-document evaluation. Students with university credit are also required to have a course-by-course evaluation. Students who have not taken college courses or who have taken less than 30 hours of college coursework must submit an official high school transcript from all high schools attended.

Foreign credential evaluations are not needed for the following students: students who have attended an IB Program, students who have attended a high school with U.S. Regional Accreditation or students who have attended an American International School.