| Study Location | Kyiv |
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| Academic Field | J6 Aviation transport |
| Type | Undergraduate, Full time (on-line study is available) |
| Nominal Duration | 4 years (240 ECTS) |
| Study Language | English |
| Awards | Bachelor of Aviation transport |
| Entry qualification | The certificate of Completed Secondary Education is required. Compulsory entrance exam. The entry qualification documents are accepted in English (except for documents issued in Ukraine upon completion of studies at local educational institutions) . In most cases you can request a suitable transcript from your school. If this is not the case, you will need official translations along with verified copies of the original. You must take the original & legalized (according to the international agreements) entry qualification documents along with you when you finally enter the university. |
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| Territory requirements | General entry requirement - Student visa. Citizens of the Russia, Iran, Belarus and North Korea who do not hold a permanent residence permit in Ukraine may be admitted for studies only with an individual authorization from the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine. |
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| Language Requirements | English (B1/B2) |
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Entrance Exam Description
During the selection process we examine the competency of the applicant in two ways:
The faculty decides about the eligibility of the applicant by examining the documents of previous studies (degree, subject, results). This is followed by an entrance exams that evaluate the level of study-language and basic subjects depends on speciality.
The exams can be conducted online. In order to validate the entrant’s person, exams taken remotely are recorded on video, as is the person verification process. The recording is archived for at least five years on University’s grounds and the link to that recording is available in the united base of Ministry of Education of Ukraine.
Program Structure
Year 1 – Foundations
Focus on building strong basics: mathematics, physics, programming, general electronics/avionics fundamentals. This gives you the theoretical groundwork for navigation, systems, and aviation‑grade electronics.
Expected kinds of courses: Mathematics, Physics, Basic Electronics/Electrical Engineering, Introduction to Navigation & Aviation Systems, Computer/IT fundamentals, Basic Programming, Technical English (aviation English), General aviation theory.
Year 2 – Core Aviation Systems & Navigation Fundamentals
You begin exploring navigation systems: radio‑navigation, satellite navigation (GNSS), basics of avionics, signal & systems theory, electronics, communications, and maybe introductory air traffic control & surveillance systems.
Possible topics: Signals and Systems, Radio & Satellite Navigation Theory, Avionics Basics, Aircraft Systems Introduction, Communications Systems, Digital Electronics, Aircraft Navigation Equipment, Systems Integration.
Year 3 – Advanced Navigation, CNS/ATM Systems & Air Traffic Technologies
Here the focus moves to complex aviation navigation and air‑traffic service systems: radar, CNS/ATM (Communication, Navigation, Surveillance / Air Traffic Management), integrated navigation systems, system design and modeling, safety & regulation, perhaps simulation labs for navigation and control.
Likely courses: Satellite & Instrument Navigation Systems, Radar & Surveillance Systems, Air Traffic Management Systems, CNS/ATM Systems, Navigation Systems Design, Safety, Standards & Certification, Systems Modeling & Simulation, Avionics Integration.
Year 4 – Practice, Integration, System Design & Specialization
Final year emphasizes practical skills, system maintenance, certification, system integration, labs and internship or practice, project or thesis related to air navigation services/systems. Graduates would be ready to work with real navigation, communication, radar, or air‑traffic control systems.
Expected work: Laboratory and practical training, Final/Capstone Project (navigation system design or analysis), Applied Avionics, Systems Maintenance, Certification Procedures, Advanced CNS/ATM, Internship/Practice in air‑navigation services or aviation enterprises.
Overview
The program trains you to work with the systems that guide and manage air traffic — from satellite‑based navigation and radar to control systems and air traffic management. You’ll learn how to design, operate, and maintain modern aviation navigation, surveillance, and communication systems, ensuring safe and efficient air travel. The program is technical and aviation‑oriented, giving you the knowledge and skills to support everything from aircraft navigation to air traffic control.
Career Opportunities
Graduates are ready to work as air navigation specialists, air‑traffic controllers, radar and navigation engineers, avionics and CNS/ATM system technicians, or unmanned aerial systems operators and engineers. They can find employment at airports, air navigation service providers, aviation companies, drone-operators, regulatory authorities, or aerospace and communication firms. With their mix of electronics, navigation, and aviation knowledge — many go on to design, manage, or certify air‑navigation and communication systems.