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Your Degree + ATPL Programme
If you are looking for an opportunity to combine university studies with professional pilot training, you are in the right place.
Lazarski University has expanded the idea behind the Aviation Law and Professional Pilot Licence pathway into something even more flexible. Today, students can combine integrated EASA ATPL(A) flight training with selected degree programmes offered by the University, allowing them to pursue an academic education while preparing for a professional career in commercial aviation.
Instead of following one predefined academic path, you can now choose the field of study that best matches your interests and long-term career goals, while completing the qualifications required to become an airline pilot.
It is one integrated journey towards two valuable achievements: a recognised university degree and a professional pilot licence.
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Why Combine University Studies with ATPL(A)?
The aviation industry continues to create opportunities for highly qualified professionals. Airlines around the world are expected to require thousands of new pilots in the coming years, making professional flight training an investment in a truly international career.
At Lazarski University, we believe future pilots should graduate with more than a pilot licence alone.
That is why selected degree programmes can now be combined with integrated EASA ATPL(A) training, giving students the opportunity to earn both a recognised university degree and professional aviation qualifications.
This approach offers greater flexibility when planning your future. Alongside your aviation training, you gain specialist academic knowledge that broadens your career prospects and provides additional opportunities both within and beyond the aviation sector.
The result is a modern educational pathway designed for ambitious students who want to combine academic development with the highest standards of professional flight training.
At Lazarski University, selected degree programmes can be combined with integrated EASA ATPL(A) flight training, allowing you to build academic knowledge and professional flying skills at the same time.
This approach gives you greater flexibility when planning your future. You graduate with a recognised university degree while completing the qualifications required to begin your career as a professional pilot.
Whether your interests lie in management, economics, international relations or another selected field, you can develop expertise beyond aviation while preparing for the flight deck.
Two paths. One start. Your future takes off.
Two paths. One start. Your future takes off!
Integrated EASA ATPL(A) Flight Training at Lazarski University
Study what inspires you while earning your EASA Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL(A)).
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Why choose this pathway?
- Combine selected Lazarski University degree programmes with integrated EASA ATPL(A) flight training.
- Graduate with both a recognised university degree and professional pilot qualifications.
- Learn from experienced airline pilots, instructors and academic lecturers.
- Train using modern aircraft and advanced flight simulators.
- Complete your practical training at GoldWings Flight Academy.
- Build knowledge valued by airlines across Europe and beyond.
- Study within an international university environment while preparing for a global aviation career.
- Gain greater flexibility by combining academic education with professional flight training in one coordinated educational pathway.
Where Can This Journey Take You?
Graduates who complete their university education alongside integrated EASA ATPL(A) training are prepared to pursue careers across the aviation industry.
Career opportunities include:
- First Officer and, with experience, Captain in commercial airlines;
- corporate and business aviation pilot;
- charter aviation pilot;
- flight instructor;
- aviation operations and airline management;
- aviation safety and compliance;
- aviation consultancy and aviation-related business;
- international aviation organisations and regulatory institutions.
A university degree combined with professional pilot qualifications creates a strong foundation for long-term career development, both inside and outside the cockpit.