Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - Daytona Beach Campus, USA

Embry-Riddle’s Business Administration degree program helps students combine a strong understanding of business principles with an in-depth study of aviation, along with general education courses that will give them a well-rounded background necessary to succeed in business. Graduates are prepared to help aviation and aerospace businesses meet the challenges they face in this constantly evolving industry.

The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree is housed in the Department of Management, Marketing, & Operations in the David B. O'Maley College of Business.

Students will benefit from our location adjacent to the Daytona Beach International Airport, where they will get firsthand experience.

The Daytona Beach Campus also features an Applied Aviation Simulation Lab and the Total Airport & Airspace Modeler (TAAM) Lab, which simulates airport operations to “test” the impact of planned changes (new runways, altered flights, etc.).

Student Learning Outcomes

Students will:

• Analyze current societal trends and their impact on the aviation/aerospace industry.
• Apply business and leadership principles to lead teams ethically and effectively across business functions.
• Prepare business communications to effectively engage diverse audiences.
• Use research and data to develop reasoned, defendable solutions to business problems.
• Demonstrate they possess critical business knowledge in accounting, economics, management, quantitative business analysis, finance, marketing, legal and social, information systems, and international issues.
• Disclose to stakeholders accounting analysis obtained in accordance with accepted accounting principles.
• Demonstrate they possess critical business knowledge related to the accounting discipline.
• Apply appropriate analytical techniques to make optimal financial decisions.
• Demonstrate they possess critical business knowledge related to the finance discipline.
• Critique organizational behavior and general management concepts and theories.
• Demonstrate they possess critical business knowledge related to the management discipline.
• Apply marketing concepts to recommend appropriate marketing strategies for organizations.
• Demonstrate they possess critical business knowledge related to the marketing discipline.