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Sam in Paris
Day in the Life: Meet Sam
Artificial Intelligence
Start Your Future in Artificial Intelligence
Embry‑Riddle can help you launch your future career in artificial intelligence and machine learning with degrees and research opportunities in engineering, human factors, data science and mathematics.
Evelyn Ronceros is building on decades of aviation experience and education by pursuing an M.S. in Human Factors degree. (Photo: Evelyn Ronceros)
Air Force Veteran Turns to Embry‑Riddle to Explore New Aviation Career Horizons
M.S. in Human Factors student Evelyn Ronceros started her academic journey at Embry‑Riddle while she was still on active duty in the Air Force.
Alexander stands in a darkened hallway lined with framed collections of aviation patches. He has medium skin tone and wears a green shirt with a subtle hibiscus pattern.
Building a Bright Future
Alexander Kam is pursuing a future in the engineering field with hopes to work for The Boeing Company.
Aidan in a flight hangar
Day in the Life: Meet Aidan
A student with a mustache wearing a suit and tie leans casually against a desk with several computer monitors in a darkened room. A glowing moon shines on the wall behind him.
From Classrooms to Space Stations
Jonathon Guthmiller just spent two weeks on top of a Hawaiian volcano as an analog astronaut and will soon head to NASA to begin his career as a flight control planner.
Liyat is happy to be recognized by Boeing and see that her hard work has paid off. (Photo: Liyat Tsehai)
A Boeing Scholar's Journey to the Skies
After years of hard work in school, Liyat Tsehai was selected by Boeing for the prestigious Boeing Scholars program at Embry‑Riddle.
Calen, a woman with light skin tone and short, two-toned hair, stands in a maintenance shop in front of a large engine fan.
Aviation Maintenance Science Major Finds "Unmatched" Opportunity at Embry-Riddle
Aviation Maintenance Science major Calen Crockett has been thrilled by the opportunities for hands-on experience that she's getting at Embry‑Riddle.
East Asian man wearing graduation cap and gown with a hood and a blue and yellow sash that reads Valor - Respect. He holds up his diploma cover for a photo in front of the historical biplane replica on the Daytona Beach Campus.
Exploring the Benefits of Embry-Riddle Graduate School
Embarking on a journey at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University gives you access to benefits needed to pursue the endless possibilities of innovative and growing industries!
Students working on a drone
Day in the Life: Meet Joshua
Julia, a white woman with long curly hair, poses with her head tilted, and holding the tassel on her graduation cap with her fingers. She also wears a grad gown, a light blue dress, yellow cords, and a blue sash that reads Student Athlete.
Aerospace Physiology Major Accelerates Success Thanks to Unique 3+1 Program
Aerospace Physiology major Julia Mautner is using her Embry‑Riddle experience and an innovative program to become a Doctor of Chiropractic.
Shyan, a black woman with long hair, poses with a friendly smile, leaning against a palm tree. The Daytona Beach steel abstract plane sculpture, Pathways to the Sky, can be seen in the distance.
Safety Takes Flight
Shyan Khalil’s interest in the field of air safety continues to grow as she gets involved in on-campus groups and interns with her dream organization.