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The Emirates Group has announced new opportunities for students to build careers within the aviation and travel services industry, through a selection of curated scholarship programmes.
The programme provides support to young Emiratis who join higher education institutions. They will also be offered a start in their careers at one of Emirates Group's business units after they graduate.
This part of the Group's commitment to the UAE’s Emiratisation strategy. It aims to help young Emirati talent on their career journeys. The Group has also said that it will invest in more such programmes in the future.
The scholarship programmes include opportunities to major in the following fields:
1. Aviation Management
2. Information Technology
3. Artificial Intelligence
4. Logistics and Supply Chain
5. Finance
6. Cadet Pilot
7. Aircraft Maintenance Engineering
Emirati high school graduates who meet the criteria can apply on the Emirates Group Careers website.
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