Where dreams
take off.
We offer programs both in English and Polish. Our programs are conducted in partnership with top institutions from the Aviation industry.
Partnered with airlines,
associations and institutions:
Where dreams take off.
Lazarski Aviation Academy offers graduate, post-graduate and
MBA studies for future pilots, aviation lawyers and managers.
Where dreams
Where do you want to travel?
Lazarski Aviation Academy
We offer programs both in English and Polish.
Our programs are conducted in partnership with top institutions from the Aviation industry.
Partnered with airlines, associations and institutions:
Choose your program
We educate not only future pilots, but also highly qualified aviation lawyers and managers:
Flight Simulator Center
On our campus, we have professional, certified flight simulators operated by our Partner Goldwings Flight Academy, as well as our own laboratories and training simulators.
The center is equipped with modern simulators:
- A320 FNPT II/MCC;
- DA 40/42 FNPT II;
- ALSIM AL250 FNPT II;
Research as driving force
At Lazarski Aviation Academy, we’re dedicated to scientific approach - we conduct research, organize meetings and industry conferences for students, graduates and specialists in the aviation industry as part of:
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Meet our academy members
Aviation and law have always been my two great passions. It was they who primarily contributed to the creation of the Lazarski Aviation Academy. Together with the team, for many years we’ve worked hard to create an elite training center that would respond to the needs of the aviation market.
This industry, despite temporary difficulties, is developing very dynamically, which created the demand for highly qualified specialists. At Lazarski Aviation Academy, we train not only pilots, but also aviation lawyers and managers. I am proud and grateful that we have the trust of many key partners in the industry, such as IATA, PLL LOT, Central Communication Port or PANSA. I am also convinced that our graduates will not only meet the expectations of their future employers, but exceed them greatly.
PhD Anna Konert
Director of Lazarski Aviation Academy,
Dean of the Faculty of Law and Administration
FAQ
Currently, there are 6 programmes to choose from:
- first-cycle studies: Aviation Law and Professional Pilot Licence, Air Traffic Administration;
- second-cycle studies: Airline Management;
- post-graduate studies: LL.M in Air Law, Safety Management System (SMS), MBA in Aviation.
It all depends on the specialization you are applying for. Information about the required documents can be found directly on the webpage of the selected Studies.
Recruitment for the studies usually begins in the middle of April and lasts until September 30th or until the limit of places is reached for a given specialization.
Prices vary depending on the chosen specialization. Check the prices of individual programs in the Studies.
Yes, there is an Flight Simulator Center at Lazarski University, where you can train on various types of simulators (A320 FNPT II/MCC; DA 40/42 FNPT II; ALSIM AL250 FNPT II).
The qualification criteria for the Lazarski Aviation Academy's undergraduate courses do not impose the necessity to pass specific subjects at the matura exam. This means that no matter what field of study you are interested in, you pass the secondary school-leaving examination in those subjects that you feel most confident in.
Unfortunately, it is not possible to take the application exam directly after completing the Aviation Law and Professional Pilot Licence undergraduate studies. According to Polish law, the application may be approached only after completing a 5-year long Master's Degree in Law. However, we encourage you to deepen your knowledge during your studies, thanks to which, after graduation, you can apply for Law Studies as part of the recognition of overlapping subjects and significantly shorten the duration of the practically uniform Master's program.