Structure - Civil Aviation for Pilots

There will be lectures and exercises on site (Berlin-Brandenburg region, near SXF) as well as self-organized learning, online courses and project work. All teaching is offered in a special format adapted to the needs and time restrictions of cockpit crew members. For example on site lectures will be concentrated in the winter months, as most airlines in European short-to-medium haul traffic are known to reduce their flight schedules during the cold season. Therefore study workload will conform to a full-time format in winter and a part-time format in summer. ATPL theory exam results will be recognized as part of the study programme.

General course structure

• 3 years, part-time/full-time format (summer/winter)
• 9 trimesters (four months each)
• On-site teaching in 2-day courses (ca. 20 per year)
• Self-study, e-learning and project work off-site
• Lessons in English
• Degree “Bachelor of Arts – Civil Aviation”

Examinations

• Exams and project work
• Bachelor`s thesis – final written submission
• Public colloquium with a panel of examiners

Accreditation

Changes to the details given above are possible due to inputs from the accreditation in process and subject to final approval of the Brandenburg Ministry of Science.