An impartial guide to studying Aviation at university. Explore course options, application advice, whether a degree is needed to become a pilot, and the range of career pathways available. Featuring the University of West London.
Thinking about studying aviation at university but not sure where to start?
In this video guide, George Arbuckle, Senior Lecturer and Course Leader in Air Transport at University of West London, breaks down what studying aviation at university is really like and who these courses are best suited for.
In this guide, we explore:- what studying aviation at university is really like - why you might want to consider an aviation or air transport course - application tips and what universities are looking for - different routes into becoming a pilot - careers in aviation and related industries beyond flying
Whether you’re interested in becoming a pilot, working in airline operations, airport management, aviation safety, or the wider aviation industry, this video offers practical insight from an academic who teaches and supports aviation students every day.
This guide is ideal for students researching degree options, teachers supporting post-16 and post-18 choices, and parents looking to understand aviation pathways in higher education.