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Emirates Aviation University celebrates graduation ceremony for emerging aviation leaders

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Emirates Aviation University recently held its 34th graduation ceremony at its campus in Dubai, honoring 288 graduates from various programs. The event was attended by His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman and Chief Executive of Emirates Airline and Group, who awarded the degrees. Other dignitaries, executives from the Emirates Group, faculty members, as well as families and friends of the graduates were also present.

Professor Ahmad Al Ali, Vice-Chancellor of Emirates Aviation University, highlighted the achievements of the graduates: "Each graduating class continues to demonstrate extraordinary talent and professionalism, with our alumni consistently advancing in positions across different areas of the aviation industry. At our core, we remain dedicated to embracing next-generation technologies and new methods of learning that prepare our students to address the evolving challenges of modern air travel. We take particular pride in our 84% post-graduation employment rate, watching our graduates forge successful careers and push boundaries across the sector."

The cohort included 100 postgraduate students and 188 bachelor students. Among them were 37 students sponsored by Emirates. Fourteen outstanding students were recognized for their accomplishments which align with EAU's goal to nurture future leaders in aviation.

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More than 180 undergraduate students participated in internships with the Emirates Group lasting over a semester. These roles are highly valued for providing practical experience through authentic job tasks, preparing students for their future careers.

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