Commercial Aviation Management
bachelor's programme
Important dates 2021
| Feb 18 | application system opens |
| Apr 15 | application deadline for non-EU/EEA/UK/SWISS citizens |
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Jun 30 |
application deadline for EU/EEA/UK/Swiss |
| July 16 |
final admission results
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Sept 1 | academic year starts |
What will you receive from this programme?
Level of study: undergraduate
Degree awarded: Bachelor of Science in Engineering (BSc)
Duration: 3 years
Credits: 180 ECTS
Study-form: Full-time regular studies
Language: English
Location: Tartu, Estonia
Tuition Fee: 2200 euro per semester (intake 2021)
Class size: 15 (intake 2021)
This
curriculum addresses different aspects mainly from the airline's point
of view, while also covering a wide spectrum of other topics within the
field of aviation.
As part of your Bachelor's studies in the Commercial Aviation
Management programme, you will learn through hands-on experience by
modelling various processes, using simulation software, and gaining
knowledge about the management of key processes in aviation.
The special feature of this programme is the use of solutions based on SIMIO digital software in combination with traditional teaching methods and in some instances replacing them altogether. The acquired theoretical knowledge is put into practice during an internship in a real-life aviation environment.
The international dimension of the programme is enhanced by wide-ranging study opportunities abroad. The Academy has numerous Erasmus+ agreements which enable students to spend a semester at a university abroad.
Learning outcomes
The versatile curriculum ensures that graduates emerge with a comprehensive understanding in the following aspects of aviation:
- principles of aviation management;
- operating an aviation company;
- IT solutions and digital simulation models;
- logistics, international economics, marketing, financial and strategic planning;
- teamwork and communication skills;
- environmental ethics;
- an international perspective that will enrich your career prospects globally.
Why Estonian Aviation Academy?
The Estonian Aviation Academy has the best ratio of students to lecturers in Estonia (8.5 students per lecturer), which ensures a personal approach and high-quality teaching in a friendly learning environment.
The Academy has modern study facilities where you can find well equipped classrooms as well as a cosy entertainment area, library, café and gym – everything you could wish for to concentrate on your most important task – learning.
Tartu is known as the City of Good Thoughts, Capital of Culture in Estonia and a lively student city. Twice a year in spring and autumn students organise over 150 events during the Student Days, including a boat rally, song festival, Walpurgis Night, student band competitions and student film festival. Because of the compact design of the city centre and the bike sharing system, Tartu has the quaint feel of an easily accessible town.
Since Estonia has been named one of the most advanced digital societies in the world, teaching specific aviation operations through digital simulations and optimisation tasks has been a logical direction.
Our teaching involves a number of recognised experts in the field of aviation, as well as extensive cooperation with other aviation organisations and universities. During your studies, we will support you in your career planning and help you find a place for your internship.
We will make sure that you get a truly unique learning experience while studying at the Estonian Aviation Academy!Check also:
Career opportunities
This bachelor's programme prepares you for a wide range of careers having a broad understanding of aviation and economic activities around it.
Whether it is a small to medium-sized company or some global corporation abroad – we prepare you well for the future job market!You may also continue your studies at Masters-level in other universities in Estonia or abroad.
- in airline companies;
- at airports;
- in the public sector (different aviation related organisations);
- in passenger and ground handling companies;
- in maintenance organisations;
- at air navigation service providers;
- in tourism companies.