Bachelor in Pilot Training

Pilot Training prepares students for careers as professional aircraft pilots, combining flight training with academic study of aviation theory. Coursework typically covers aerodynamics, aircraft systems, navigation, meteorology, air law, and flight planning, alongside practical flight hours logged toward licensing, in addition to broader subjects in mathematics, physics, and communication relevant to flight operations. Students develop the technical knowledge and practical flying skills required to operate aircraft safely, interpret weather and navigation data, and understand the regulatory environment governing civil aviation. Graduates typically pursue careers as commercial airline pilots, cargo pilots, or in other flight operations roles, with training designed to lead toward the licenses required for professional flying. This bachelor's program at Özyeğin University in İstanbul, Turkey runs over 4 years and is taught in English, the working language of international aviation and air traffic communication. İstanbul's position as a major aviation hub, with significant airline and airport activity, offers students proximity to the wider aviation industry. The program combines flight training with academic coursework, aiming to give graduates both the practical skills and theoretical foundation needed to begin a career in professional aviation.