Bachelor in Aviation management

At Lazarski University, tuition fees are 28,800 EUR per year.

Aviation Management is a bachelor's degree program offered in English by Lazarski University in Warszawa, Poland, running for 3 years across 6 semesters with yearly tuition of 28800.0 EUR. The program combines professional pilot training with instruction in aviation law, a pairing not commonly found among Polish study programs. Students who want to fly while also earning a university diploma and academic title can pursue both goals in parallel: coursework builds the theory and practice needed to work toward the ATPL(A) airline pilot license, while practical sessions take place on professional flight simulators such as the Airbus A320 and the Diamond DA-42, machines built specifically for training. After simulator work, students move on to real aircraft. The university's fleet for training purposes includes some of the most widely used training planes worldwide, among them Cessna and Piper models, plus the Diamond DA-42. Flight training takes place at Warsaw-Babice airport in the Bemowo district. From the first year onward, students train at a professional pilot training center, Goldwings Flight Academy, which holds the certificate issued by the President of the Civil Aviation Authority required to conduct pilot training. Alongside flight instruction, the curriculum covers the legal side of civil aviation, both within the EU and internationally, preparing graduates not only to work as pilots but also to take up roles in aviation-related institutions such as airports, airlines, regulatory bodies, and ground operations. Aviation management as a field blends operational knowledge of airlines and airports with regulatory and legal literacy, covering areas like flight operations, safety compliance, and airport administration. Graduates of aviation-focused programs typically move into airline operations, air traffic coordination, aviation consultancy, or further specialized pilot training.