The Worldwide Center for Career and Professional Development (CCPD) offers dedicated career support to Embry-Riddle’s non-residential students and alumni through four Career Pillars: Career Development, Career Preparation, Career Resources and Career Networking. We create an intentional culture of career readiness and affinity through student, faculty and employer engagement, inspiring the world through academic excellence, leadership and real-world experience.

Career Development

The Worldwide Career Center is your gateway to comprehensive career development. We help students identify and build essential career competencies to ensure they are well-prepared for the professional world. Contact our CCPD office to schedule a CareerFitter advanced career assessment offering valuable insights to guide you in your career planning and decision-making.

Career Preparation

Our career development team is here to support you in building a strong professional presence. We offer expert guidance on creating industry-standard resumes, refining interview techniques and expanding your network through meaningful employer connections. Let us help you prepare for a successful and confident transition into your career.

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Career Resources

Schedule a 1-on-1 session with your Career Development Advisor to become familiar with your free career resources as an Eagle!

Career Networking

Explore the wealth of Embry-Riddle industry connections available as an Embry-Riddle student or alum! Access via the “I Want To…” links.

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Student Success Stories

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"Thirteen years ago, I began pursuing my college education. As a military spouse with three small kids, I'd focused on growing my family, setting school aside. Feeling stuck in my career and seeking to grow, I enrolled in Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Working full time with three kids, I took it one class at a time. And that pace paid off! Today, I'm finally earning that diploma at age 34. With my husband graduating as well, our kids will see firsthand how hard work pays off. My heart is full; I'm thankful to have had such an awesome growth opportunity."
Whether it's a degree, a certification or an individual course, if it makes sense for your career path, why not continue learning?
Deenae Dingee, BS in Project Management '23