No more ATPL at Londonmet Uni
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No more ATPL at Londonmet Uni
I was browsing for ATPL courses at University in and surrounding London and came accross to London Met University website which came up with Error message when accessing to their ATPL course page. A quick call to University adminssions department confirmed that London Met no longer provides ATPL courses.
Anyone know of other Universities that provide ATPL course part or full time. I am interested in Universities only please.
Anyone know of other Universities that provide ATPL course part or full time. I am interested in Universities only please.
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Out of interest, what makes you want to do it at a university as opposed to distance learning outfit/flying school? It isn't the most 'academic' of subjects...
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the City, London City University offers a bachelor degree in air transport and ATPL. I've just checked that out yesterday, i was interested in the aeronautical engineering 
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Out of interest, what makes you want to do it at a university as opposed to distance learning outfit/flying school? It isn't the most 'academic' of subjects...
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the City, London City University offers a bachelor degree in air transport and ATPL. I've just checked that out yesterday, i was interested in the aeronautical engineering
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If your looking for a university, try looking up New Bucks University and their "Air Transport with Commercial Pilot Training" course. Im just finishing my first year of it at the moment.
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Well I had an experience with GT SERV and London Met a good few years ago, around 5-6 years ago, and they were both pretty professional, though I think GT SERV should have got bigger classrooms, but anyway its sad to hear that London Met has closed the ATPL's...
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Sometimes it can be good to do preparation (brushup) away from home, fewer distractions than if you have your friends calling you to come out for a drink every night
Keep in mind that London Met is an academic institution so focussed around the academic year. My exams would have been across two academic years and they couldn't be sure what courses would be offered in the next academic year. I was concerned I'd get halfway through and their funding or focus would change and ATPLs would be cancelled. It's one factor to consider.
Keep in mind that London Met is an academic institution so focussed around the academic year. My exams would have been across two academic years and they couldn't be sure what courses would be offered in the next academic year. I was concerned I'd get halfway through and their funding or focus would change and ATPLs would be cancelled. It's one factor to consider.
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I hear that the fdsc aviation management degree students are not going to be able to finish year 2 (atpl) of the course.
Any developments there?
Or is the course moving elsewhere?
Any developments there?
Or is the course moving elsewhere?
