- Commercial Aviation Management
- Commercial Air Transport Pilot
- Programmes Taught in Estonian
- Moving to Estonia
- Learning Environment
- Country-specific Document Requirements
- English Language Requirements
- Application Fee
- Send Your Questions
- Academic Calendar
- Information Systems
- Tuition Fee
- Stipends
- Erasmus+
- Accreditation of Prior and Experiential Learning (APEL/RPL)
- Good Practice of Learning and Teaching
- Academic Ethics
- Counselling
- Student Council
- Library
- Formatting Written Assignments
- Academic Leave
- Graduation
- Commercial Air Transport Pilot, 1 year programme
- Commercial Air Transport Pilot, 3 year programme
- Motivation letter (CATP)
- Aviation Information and Telecommunication Technology
- Aircraft Engineering
- Air Traffic Services
- Aircraft Piloting
- Aviation Management
Our popularity among international students is constantly growing
Estonian Aviation Academy has been a member of the Erasmus family since 2008. In addition, Estonian Aviation Academy has participated in a variety of other exchange programs.
Would you believe that 18 foreign exchange students are currently studying at a school as small as Estonian Aviation Academy? Yes, it is true – students from countries such as Czech Republic, Switzerland, Portugal, Turkey, Lithuania, Slovakia, Belgium and Poland have possibly made one of their biggest life decisions by moving to Estonia for an exchange semester at Estonian Aviation Academy. This shows that our cooperation partners and international students trust us, despite the current world situation.
As our institution is small, these 18 students make up over 7% of the entire student population, and up to 30% of a first course! As a result, we can hear English language all over the study building and this creates a truly international feeling.
Feedback over many years has shown that the reasons for choosing Estonian Aviation Academy are quite consistent– the variety of different aviation courses (we teach all disciplines that aviation requires), the quality of the studies and the great city of Tartu. Many students did not have a clue where Estonia was located, or how life is here, but positive surprises have led to recommendations spreading from student to student.
For more information about international exchange and degree studies, contact our Coordinator of International Studies, Inna Bentsalo.