Emirates Aviation University Graduates 288 Future Aviation Leaders

Emirates Aviation University Graduates 288 Future Aviation Leaders

Emirates Aviation University (EAU) celebrated the graduation of 288 students at its 34th ceremony held at the university’s Dubai campus. The graduates, representing a wide mix of nationalities, completed various undergraduate and postgraduate programs in fields such as aviation management, aeronautical and aerospace engineering, aviation security, and software engineering.

Credit: Government of Dubai Media Office

His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman and Chief Executive of Emirates Airline and Group, and Chancellor of EAU, awarded degrees during the event, which was attended by dignitaries, Emirates Group executives, proud families, and university faculty.

Professor Ahmad Al Ali, EAU’s Vice-Chancellor, highlighted the success of the students and the university’s dedication to innovation in aviation education. He noted that EAU’s graduates consistently secure roles across the aviation sector, with an impressive 84% employment rate after graduation.

This year’s graduating class included 100 postgraduate and 188 undergraduate students, with 37 of them sponsored by Emirates. The university also recognized 14 top-performing students for their exceptional achievements.

More than 180 undergraduate students took part in internships with the Emirates Group, gaining hands-on experience that prepares them for their future careers. These internships allowed students to engage in real-world tasks, equipping them with skills essential for the aviation industry.

Since its establishment in 1991 as the educational arm of the Emirates Group, EAU has grown into a leader in aviation studies in the region. The university offers a range of programs, including aeronautical engineering, aviation management, and AI & data science, and maintains global accreditations, such as recognition from the UK’s Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education.

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