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Summer camp attendees watch a weather balloon take flight.
It’s Never Too Early to Get Started in STEM!
Getting a head start on STEM education allows students to explore their passions, experience real-world learning and make industry connections.
JJ Everett standing in front of sectional aeronautical chart with airways, waypoints, and controlled airspace markings.
Embry‑Riddle and SHRM Help Navy Veteran Make Smooth Transition to The Boeing Co.
A world-renowned university and a respected professional group helped a Navy veteran launch a successful civilian career.
Students performing research in the lab
How Embry‑Riddle Prescott’s Supply Chain Management Degree Prepares Students for Global Industry Leadership
The B.S. in Global Business & Supply Chain Management equips students to navigate this complexity using cutting-edge solutions like blockchain, digitization and sustainability.
Embry-Riddle student Emma Costa interns with Acreage Farms, a company exploring agricultural ingenuity. This start-up’s work could one day help settlers on Mars grow food despite limited water, low temperatures and reduced atmospheric pressure.
Emma Costa Is a Farmer in the Lab
Aerospace Physiology major Emma Costa interns with Acreage Farms, a campus-based start-up focused on sustainable agriculture through vertical farming.
Olivia Wood at work in the RDL
Olivia Wood Is Starting Her Career With a Bang
Next year, Olivia Wood will graduate and go to work for SpaceX. As a student-engineer, she is already part of a team launching record-setting rockets.
Ryan Bazil’s unexpected journey from aspiring soccer player to nuclear innovation specialist showcases how his Embry‑Riddle education and passion for drone technology transformed his career, leading to his work enhancing nuclear safety through robotics and drone innovations.
From Soccer Fields to Nuclear Plants: How Ryan Bazil Found His Future in Drone Technology
Ryan Bazil’s unexpected journey from aspiring soccer player to nuclear innovation specialist showcases how his Embry‑Riddle education and passion for drone technology transformed his career, leading to his work enhancing nuclear safety through robotics and drone innovations.
Brady Fredrickson in front of a Diamond DA42 Twin Star after earning his multi-engine rating.
How Embry‑Riddle’s Online Bachelor of Science in Pilot Operations Makes the Aviation World ‘Your Oyster’
While Brady Fredrickson (’24) can’t be 100% sure where he’ll end up working in the aviation industry, he is sure of one thing: Wherever it is, he will be 100% prepared.
Catherine “Cat” Walker ('26)
SMART Scholar: Charting a Course for Success
Space Physics major Catherine “Cat” Walker is one of 12 Eagles awarded the 2024 Department of Defense SMART Scholarship.
Embry‑Riddle Business Administration students collaborating in a conference room at the Brown and Brown building. (Photo: Embry‑Riddle/Bill Fredette-Huffman)
How to Become a Business Administrator
Associate Professor Dr. Jayendra Gokhale at the College of Business shares insights and knowledge on the ever-changing industry of business administration.
Anjelysa Oleszwski is following in the footsteps of both parents as a future graduate of Embry‑Riddle. Although she is still a student, she has already worked for the Federal Aviation Administration as an intern.
Anjelysa Oleszwski Builds on Legacy While Charting Her Own Course
Anjelysa Oleszwski is establishing a career in aviation safety by following the footsteps of both her parents at Embry‑Riddle, with a few signature moves of her own.
Embry-Riddle students compete in Tracer FIRE.
Embry‑Riddle Hosts Tracer FIRE 12 Cybersecurity Conference with Students Shining on a National Stage
Embry-Riddle hosted Tracer FIRE 12, training students in cybersecurity skills through team-based scenarios, sponsored by Sandia National Labs to prepare future incident responders.
1.	A group of students temporarily cease their friendly rivalry, cherishing the moments shared with each other.
Embry‑Riddle Students Share Insights About Their Wins at Cybersecurity Competition Tracer FIRE 12
Embry-Riddle students share key takeaways from real-world inspired learning scenarios after competing in the Tracer FIRE 12 cybersecurity competition at Prescott Campus.