Safety science is a stimulating, cutting-edge discipline that has the potential to benefit all areas of life, work, and recreation. Embry-Riddle offers a major in safety science, an academic field that is gaining momentum. Safety science is the field that industry, government, and business will turn to for the experts who will set safety policy in the 21st century. There is increased interest in more sophisticated analyses of safety along with safety's impact on operations in all industries, populations, and the commerce in our global economy. Embry-Riddle's safety science program will prepare you for a leadership role in this field.

Safety management
Our program will prepare you to provide safety management expertise in aviation, aerospace, and other industries. You will learn how to give companies technical guidance involving federal standards from EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), OSHA (Occupational Safety and Heath Administration) , DOD (Department of Defense), DOT (Department of Transportation), and DOE (Department of Energy), as well as state environment, health, hygiene, and workplace standards. With a degree in safety science, you'll be in high demand and poised to assume challenging and gratifying positions in industry, government, and research.

The automotive, petrochemical, aviation/aerospace and marine transport industries are just a few of the fields whose leaders recognize that safety science is fast becoming an integral element in their operations.

With a long history focused on safety, Embry-Riddle is well-qualified to prepare you as one of tomorrow's leaders in the growing field of safety science.