FACHHOCHSCHULE AACHEN · GERMANY
Flight Operations Technology with Commercial Pilot Training - B.Eng.
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
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IELTS
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Tuition / yr
en
Language
Bachelor's
Level
This Bachelor's program combines academic study in Flight Operations Technology with practical commercial pilot training. It is designed for students aspiring to become professional pilots and aims to equip them with the necessary knowledge and skills for aircraft operation. The program is a dual degree, meaning it integrates theoretical learning with hands-on experience. Admission is non-restricted, but specific requirements related to pilot aptitude and training contracts must be met.
Curriculum
The program is structured into an academic part at the university and a practical pilot training part with a cooperating flight school. The pilot training typically follows the academic studies.
- Academic Part
- Pilot Training Part
- Commercial Pilot Training
Careers
Graduates are trained to operate aircraft and pursue careers as professional pilots.
- Commercial Pilot
- Airline Pilot
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Fees
Tuition (international)Academic tuition fees are not specified. Pilot training costs are separate and can be up to €75,000.
Tuition (home)Academic tuition fees are not specified. Pilot training costs are separate and can be up to €75,000.
LivingNot specified.
The pilot training costs can be financed through cooperating banks. Helicopter pilot training may incur higher costs.
How to apply
1. Meet General and Specific RequirementsEnsure you meet the general admission requirements for FH Aachen and the specific requirements for this program, including passing a flight school selection procedure and securing a training contract with a cooperating flight school. Obtain a Class 1 medical fitness certificate.
2. Application SubmissionSubmit your application through the specified channels. Information on the application process is available on the university's website.
3. Receive Admission LetterAfter a few weeks, you will receive a letter of acceptance or rejection from the faculty.
4. Accept Place and Follow InstructionsIf accepted, follow the instructions provided in the letter of admission within the given deadline to formally accept your place and complete any additional required steps.
Accreditation
Cooperating flight schools are approved by EASA (European Union Aviation Safety Agency).