Technical Exploitation of Aircraft Avionics and Electrical Systems (B2) – Georgian Aviation Uiversity

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.

**Awarded Degree:** Bachelor of Aircraft Engineering (Avionics & Electrical Systems – B2)

**Discipline:** Aviation Science

**Duration:** 4 years

**ECTS Credits:** 240

**Language of Instruction:** English

**Delivery Mode:** On-Campus

**Accreditation:** ✅ Accredited by the National Center for Educational Quality Enhancement (NCEQE)

**Career Opportunities:**

– Licensed avionics maintenance engineer, aircraft electrical systems technician, flight operations technical specialist, MRO facility avionics technician, quality assurance and inspection officer in aviation, aircraft systems maintenance planner, aviation research and development assistant.

**Learning Outcomes:**

– Knowledge of aircraft electrical and avionics systems, skills in maintenance and diagnostics, ability to apply aviation safety regulations, proficiency in technical documentation, competence in using modern avionics tools, readiness for EASA B2 certification, problem-solving and teamwork in maintenance environments, practical readiness for professional avionics roles.