Honours Bachelor Of Aviation Technology (FPR)

Program overview

The Honours Bachelor of Aviation Technology program is a unique offering in Canada, being the only aviation technology-based degree program available. This program is designed to provide students with both theoretical and practical knowledge essential for a successful career in aviation. With over 50 years of experience in aviation education, Seneca has established itself as a national leader in this field. The curriculum is rigorous, ensuring that students are well-prepared to operate complex aircraft and understand various aspects of the aviation industry, including business management and airport operations.

Program structure

The Honours Bachelor of Aviation Technology program spans a total of 8 semesters (4 years). The program is structured as follows:

• Year 1: Two semesters of foundational courses followed by intensive flight training.
• Year 2: Continued flight training across two semesters.
• Year 3: Further flight training or a work term, depending on student progress.
• Year 4: Completion of flight training in the final two semesters.

This program includes a mandatory degree work term, which requires students to complete at least 420 hours in a formal work environment. This work experience can be either paid or unpaid and is essential for graduation. Additionally, the program is delivered in-person, with classes held at the Newnham Campus for the first two semesters and then transitioning to the Peterborough Campus for the remainder of the program.

Featured Experiences

The Honours Bachelor of Aviation Technology program offers several unique features that enhance the learning experience:

• Transport Canada approved Integrated Airline Transport Pilot training program.
• Intensive flight and simulator training, with eight semesters dedicated to flight training.
• Mandatory work term to gain real-world experience in the aviation industry.
• Access to a fleet of 19 aircraft and 10 simulators for hands-on learning.
• Training occurs seven days a week, including weekends, to ensure comprehensive flight training.

Career Options

Graduates of the Honours Bachelor of Aviation Technology program can pursue a variety of career paths in the aviation industry, including:

• Professional Pilot: Operate commercial aircraft for airlines, ensuring safety and efficiency during flights.
• Flying Instructor: Teach aspiring pilots the skills and knowledge necessary to obtain their pilot licenses.
• Air Traffic Controller: Manage the safe and orderly flow of air traffic in the skies and at airports.
• Civil Aviation Inspector: Ensure compliance with aviation regulations and safety standards within the industry.
• Airport Operations Manager: Oversee the daily operations of an airport, ensuring smooth functioning and safety protocols.

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