field of study:

Aviation Law and Professional Pilot Licence

field of study information

faculty Faculty of Law and Administration

studies first-cycle studies

main language English

duration3 years

Studies mode full-time studies

Admissions limit 12 - full-time studies
12 – (available free seats – 12)

Admissions open

Awarded 1st place among law faculties in the Dziennik Gazeta Prawna ranking

Listed among the best universities in rankings of
Perspektywy and Rzeczpospolita

Outstanding assessment by Polish Accreditation Commission

Lazarski University is authorised to confere Ph.D. and Ph.D. Hab.

Partners

Description

Starting as early as in the first year of studies, we ensure our students the opportunity to attend an internship held at a professional pilot training center Goldwings Flight Academy.

The center holds a certificate issued by the President of the Civil Aviation Authority that allows it to conduct flight trainings.

The curriculum has been adapted to contemporary demands of the labour market.
We teach both theory and practice necessary to obtain the ATPL (A) pilot license.

We focus on the legal aspects of civil aviation in the European Union and globally, the knowledge of which will help you become a professional pilot in the future as well as prepare you to work for civil aviation authorities and institutions.

Full-time studies programme

If not a pilot, then what?

Life tends to write very complex scenarios. Sometimes pilots are forced to give up their dream job because of a sudden health issue or random events. In our opinion, everyone should have a backup plan in case of unpredicted life situations and get a university degree. It is for this purpose that we created this new programme. With a good knowledge of aviation law acquired during the studies you will be prepared not only for the piloting profession but also for a job with civil aviation authorities and institutions.

Career

Flying is not everything.

To be a pilot, you also need to acquire a great amount of theoretical knowledge; this is why, during this course we will teach you e.g. aviation control procedures, general aircraft know-how, meteorology, planning, flight execution and monitoring, navigation, operating procedures, communications, and flight rules.

Job opportunities after graduation.

According to Boeing, over 635,000 new pilots will be needed by 2037, of which over 146,000 in Europe alone. After graduating, you will be able to start your career on the international air transport market cooperating with airlines all over the world, for example as First Officer or Compliance Officer.