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Aviation Business Administration major Timothy Gelfer enjoys the Boeing Museum during a recent visit to Seattle with the AAAE. (Photo: Timothy Gelfer)
ABA Degree Sets Student Up to Stand Out in the Business of Aviation
Thanks to his Aviation Business Administration degree, Timothy Gelfer is prepared to pursue his aviation career wherever it takes him.
Megan Yaa Amoako at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University’s Flight Line in Prescott, Arizona. (Photo: Embry‑Riddle / Connor McShane)
Eagle Lands Scholarship Through Participation in Women in Aviation Groups
Megan Yaa Amoako was awarded a substantial scholarship from Boeing to support her life-long goal of becoming a pilot.
A departing Cessna 172 provides a perfect backdrop for Aviation Business Administration major and Boeing Scholar Coral Scotland. (Embry‑Riddle photo / Bill Fredette-Huffman)
Boeing Scholar Program Helps Eagle Honor Her Late Father’s Memory
Aviation Business Administration major Coral Scotland’s Boeing Scholar award has helped her follow in her father’s footsteps at Embry‑Riddle.
Dual Enrollment student Ava Shelly is all smiles after a solo flight in a Cirrus SR-20 on her 16th birthday. (Photo: David Brown)
Dual Enrollment Student Turns Her Sweet 16 Into an Aviation Celebration
Ava Shelly will never forget her 16th birthday. Nor will anyone else who saw how she celebrated it.
Forensic Biology major Makenzi Patterson in the Kieckhefer Foundation Forensic Lab on the Prescott Campus. (Photo: Embry‑Riddle / Connor McShane)
Under the Microscope
Student Makenzi Patterson is pursuing her passion in the Forensic Biology field as she gains extensive hands-on experience at Embry‑Riddle.
Sixteen men and women - all but two wearing navy polos embroidered with the Embry-Riddle wordmark - stand alike with their hands clasped in front of them. An ACFE banner is set up among them and a stained glass window depicting small planes in flight is set in the window above.
What is Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination?
Embry-Riddle accounting professor Samantha Friedlan explains the Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination bachelor's degree program and what students can expect from the program.
Shelby, a white woman with long dark hair, smiles in front of a large engine fan.
Fixing to Fly
Aviation Maintenance Science major Shelby Quillinan is excited that her degree program has opened the door to so many aviation industry opportunities.
Professor Hooper, a white man with silver hair wearing a suit coat over a button-down shirt open at the neck, gestures in front of a classroom. A Zoom meeting is displayed on two large monitors behind him.
How to Become an FBI Agent
Assistant Professor of Global Security and Intelligence Steven Hooper draws from decades of experience with the FBI to guide students into careers in national security.
Grad Student's Journey to Success Shows How Mentors Can Make the Difference
M.S. in Project Management student Charlie Woods says his achievements in the Air Force and as a student reflect those who mentored him.
Meredith, a woman with light skin tone and long dark blond hair, sits at a table near a large window overlooking the Prescott Campus.
Earning a Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination Degree at ERAU
Soon to graduate, Meredith Tutrone reflects on her experiences while at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
Juan, a man with medium skin tone, wears a pilot uniform and stands in front of a small corporate jet.
Early Start Elevates Eagle Pilot to His Dream Career in Commercial Aviation
Juan Pena’s journey to becoming a working airline pilot was first fueled by Embry-Riddle’s unique partnership with the Gaetz Aerospace Institute.
Seven students sit around a large black table, each working on a different laptop. Other equipment, a drone, and several small yellow and red cubes are also on the table.
How to Get Experience in Cybersecurity
Great cybersecurity careers are waiting for those who are ready, and Embry-Riddle offers key experience that prepares students for huge opportunities.