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International programmes at the Academy are currently accepting applications
The admissions for the fall semester of 2024 at the Estonian Aviation Academy are in full swing. We are accepting applications for our Commercial Aviation Management and Commercial Air Transport Pilot programmes.
Both programmes have a tuition fee for international students. The prerequisites for applying are:
secondary Education;
excellent English language skills.
Successful completion of the studies grants a Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering.
Studies for the Commercial Aviation Management programme take place on-site at the academy and last three years. The programme should be of interest to anyone who sees their future as a specialist or a manager in, for example
airline companies;
airports;
companies providing ground handling;
air traffic control services;
maintenance organisations;
tourism companies;
public authorities related to aviation etc.
Courses are also largely carried out by professionals working in aviation, which allows students to make contacts early on.
The Commercial Air Transport Pilot programme has two versions. The first one is for professional pilots who have a pilot’s licence but have not obtained a higher education. This version of the programme can be completed in one to three years (one-year meaning full-time studies). It enables students to acquire higher education to supplement their pilot competence. The added value is the opportunity to study alongside working, as learning takes place online.
The second version of the programme is for those who dream of a pilot’s licence and a higher education. The completion of the Commercial Air Transport pilot programme with pilot training takes three years. While professional pilots have previously completed specialist training, which shortens the study time, beginners need to start from scratch. Because of the necessary pilot training, learning takes place on-site at the Academy.
A significant common element between the two programmes is the inclusion of International Air Transport Association (IATA) courses, which the Academy has the exclusive right to offer in Estonia as an IATA-authorised training organisation.
Admissions to the English-language programmes will close on April 30th 2024.
Further details:
Mrs. Nele Tootsi, Head of Academic Affairs Office
nele.tootsi@eava.ee, mob: +372 516 5592
