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How to Become an Expert of Virtual Realms: Simulation Science, Games and Animation
Unlock the future of digital worlds with Embry-Riddle's Simulation Science, Games and Animation degree
Riley Grant sitting in a computer lab on the Prescott Campus.
An Emerging Leader in Global Security and Intelligence
Riley Grant overcomes challenges to thrive in Embry-Riddle's Global Security and Intelligence Studies program and aims to leave an impact in the world.
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.
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.
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.
San Diego Worldwide Graduation in 2024. (Photo: Embry‑Riddle / Wilson Van Ness)
Explore Fulfilling Career Options with Graduate Programs
For those passionate about advancing their education, Embry‑Riddle offers graduate programs that stand out as leaders in excellence, innovation and opportunity.
Headshot of Caleb Xavier Garcia
Master in Motion: Three Questions With a Worldwide Campus MBAA Grad
This Eagle took full advantage of a Worldwide Campus graduate degree program that catered to the busy schedule of a working professional.
A student studies for tests in front of large windows.
Tips and Tricks for Preparing for Your ACT and SAT Tests
Gearing up for college tests may seem like a daunting task, but dedicating time and energy to preparation can make a world of difference in feeling confident as you complete your exams.
Preview Day at Embry-Riddle.
Discover Clubs and Organizations at Embry‑Riddle
Engage in exciting student clubs and organizations at Embry‑Riddle, where students can enhance their campus experience.
Zach Grey, a would-be fighter pilot, shifted his passion from ROTC to mathematics, becoming a top researcher at the National Institute of Standards and Technology. He is advancing wind turbine technology and additive manufacturing to promote global energy solutions. (Photo: Zach Grey/NIST)
How Did a Would-Be Fighter Pilot Change His Angle of Attack?
A love of mathematics led Zach Grey to research that will advance manufacturing and renewable energy.
The Stinson L-1 Vigilant, an American liaison aircraft returning to the skies after extensive restoration. (Photo:Paul Stecewycz)
From World War II Restoration to the Skies
College of Aviation instructor Paul Stecewycz shares expert insights and knowledge on the aviation maintenance industry.