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Education

The Academy study process has been built on a flexible system of study modules. The studies are carried out at the first level of higher education (EQF level 6) and at professional education level (EQF level 5). The continuation education courses and retraining of the already practising specialists is provided to meet the needs of aviation enterprises.

One of the characteristic features of Estonian Aviation Academy is that teaching and training is carried out by experienced specialists from Estonian and foreign aviation enterprises and by the lecturers from other higher education institutions working on the contract basis.  

Career

Working in Estonia is your chance to test your skills in a rapidly developing environment together with people who are passionate about what they’re doing. And not only passionate, but also smart and welcoming of your ideas. 

Housing services

EAVA does not have dormitories. Options for accommodations through EAVA:

  • Estonian University of Life Sciences campus 
  • Tartu Vocational Education Center dormitory

Library services

The Estonian Aviation Academy library is the only aviation-related library in Estonia where students, employees, lecturers and alumni of the academy are welcome. Anyone interested in the field of aviation can also visit the academy's library, however all the resources are only usable at the library premises.

ICT services

Wi-Fi is spread throughout the educational building of the Estonian Aviation Academy, the drone laboratory and the aircraft training hangar.

Medical services

All students entering Estonia are strongly recommended to arrange their own health insurance for the period of their study abroad before leaving their home country. Health insurance should cover health, accidents and hospital care. 

All insured residents have the right to choose their family practitioner, who is the first contact point in case of any illness.

Campus life

Our classrooms are equipped with all the modern technical devices to meet the needs of contemporary teaching process. 

Sports facilities

 

Student clubs

Student Council (SC) is the highest representative and decision-making body of the students of the academy. It is elected annually and run by the chairman / chairwoman. The meetings of the SC take place at least twice a month. The problems concerning the student body of the academy are within the competence of the SC.

Accreditation

  • The vocational education curriculum of Air Traffic ServiceAccredited by: Minister of Education and Research.

Estonian Aviation Academy Overview

Estonian Aviation Academy Campus Locations

#1 Main Campus
Estonia Country
Tartu City

Estonian Aviation Academy Student Reviews & Awards

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Worthy

I love studying there. It is an international study experience.

Posted by Anonymous
Studied from Sep 2022 - Jun 2025
Posted on Oct 2023
5/5

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Posted by Anonymous
Studied from Apr 2016 - Sep 2021
Posted on May 2023
4/5

My Comprehensive University Experience

Going to university was a really important and changing time for me. I loved meeting people from different places and learning new things from them, which helped me see the world in new ways. The university had great resources like big libraries and modern labs that made learning better. There were also lots of clubs and activities that made it fun and interesting outside of classes. However, there were some things that could be better. The university needs to provide more help for students’ mental health. Although there are some services, they aren’t enough and it’s hard to get help when lots of people need it at the same time. Also, some of the things we studied, especially in subjects like technology, felt old and not up-to-date with what’s happening in the world right now. The university should update these more often. Also, dealing with the university’s rules and paperwork was often confusing and stressful. Overall, I really enjoyed my time at university. The good parts definitely were more than the not-so-good parts. I learned a lot, not just about my subjects but also about life and different cultures. It prepared me well for my future work and gave me friends and memories that I’ll keep forever. Going to university was a great decision for me.

Posted by Anonymous
Studied from Sep 2020 - Jun 2024
Posted on Jun 2024
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