Program Overview

The Bachelor’s in Technical Exploitation of Aircraft Avionics and Electrical Systems (B2) prepares students to work as avionics maintenance engineers. The curriculum includes the study of aircraft electrical systems, avionics, navigation and communication systems, flight control systems, safety procedures, and aviation regulations. Students gain hands-on experience through laboratories, simulators, and practical industry internships. The program is aligned with EASA Part-66 B2 standards, ensuring graduates are qualified for professional certification and employment in both local and international aviation organizations.

Language Requirements

GAU publishes one English Technical Exploitation of Aircraft bachelor page and a separate English Aircraft Maintenance (B2) vocational page. The stored B2 bachelor scope does not map cleanly to either listing, so applicants must confirm exact level, qualification, and admission route with GAU.

Admission Requirements

General Admission Requirements

Valid PassportRequired
Must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your intended period of stay.
Class 1 Medical CertificateRequired
To become a commercial pilot, it is mandatory, and a prerequisite for obtaining a flight licence, to pass a Class 1 medical certificate, which must be procured before enrolling in any plane pilot course.
Recorded InterviewRequired
A video interview must be completed through our online admission portal. The interview will be recorded and reviewed by the university admission committee.
High School DiplomaRequired
A high school diploma or equivalent certificate is required.
English Language Proficiency
CEFR B2 level is required. Accepted tests include TOEFL, IELTS, or equivalents.

Curriculum & Structure

What You Will Learn

Use aviation-engineering and aircraft-maintenance knowledge in technical exploitation contexts

Understand aircraft avionics, electrical systems, maintenance practice, and safety requirements

Evaluate technical processes and solve aircraft exploitation problems responsibly

Recognize the need to confirm whether the intended route is bachelor-level technical exploitation or vocational B2 maintenance

View Official Syllabus

Career Paths

Aircraft technical exploitation and maintenance support
Avionics and electrical-system maintenance contexts, subject to confirmed qualification route
Airlines, airports, and aviation engineering organizations
Owner-confirmed bachelor or vocational B2 progression pathways

Professional licensing requirements vary by country. Graduates may need degree recognition, examinations, supervised training, residency, or additional specialization before practising independently.

Tuition Fee

Due after you accept an offer — applying costs nothing

Application Fee

A mandatory, one-time full enrollment service fee covering document review, required translations, university application preparation and submission, submission of the educational recognition application to EQE.ge, applicable recognition and processing fees, and follow-up with the university and relevant authorities until the enrollment process is completed.

$350

Paid later — after you're admitted

Tuition Fee

€4,000

/ year

All known mandatory Admission.ge fees are shown above. University, government, visa, and third-party costs may vary.

Living in Georgia

$575–$840/ month

Estimated total monthly budget including rent, food, and transport.

Intake and Key Dates

Fall intake Academic Year 2026/27

Open

Application deadline: 9/30/2026
Study begins: 10/4/2026

Application Process

Review the complete process before submitting documents or paying a processing fee.

1Create your Admission.ge account.
2Select this program and an available intake.
3Upload the required academic and identity documents.
4Receive an initial eligibility and document review.
5Pay the disclosed application-processing fee.
6Complete a university interview or test if required.
7Receive the university’s admission decision.
8Complete recognition, tuition, visa, and arrival procedures.

FAQs

What qualification will I receive?

The official qualification is shown in the program summary. Use the official program source for the university’s current wording.

What is the instruction language?

The program’s instruction language is shown in the summary above. Any separate language requirement is listed under admission requirements.

Do I need IELTS or TOEFL?

Accepted evidence and any interview or internal-test option depend on the university. Check the listed language and admission requirements or request a free pre-check.

When should I apply?

Apply well before the displayed deadline so there is time for document review, recognition, and visa preparation where applicable.

Can I apply as a transfer student?

Transfer decisions depend on the university’s evaluation of your transcript, course descriptions, and completed credits. Select the transfer option in the pre-check form.

Can I practise in my country after graduation?

Professional recognition and licensing rules vary by country. Check with the relevant authority in the country where you plan to practise.

Ready to apply for this program?

Check your eligibility and documents before submitting. The admission team will identify missing information and explain the next steps.