The following are some of the questions students ask us about the Bachelor of Aviation Technology program.
Graduates recieve a Bachelor of Aviation Technology.
The college degree has the same level of academic rigour as a university degree but are not available at any Ontario university. They are designed to produce graduates who are immediately employable in a given occupation by providing a strong mix of theoretical and practical education.
There are medical, vision and drug tests required
Medical Examination Requirements
Refractive Eye Surgery Information
Vision Standards
Have your Aviation Doctor send you to
LifeLabs to get a chain of custody drug test.
Medicals can be taken in Toronto by Transport Canada approved medical examiner. Our suggested doctor is Dr. Gary Magee, 8188 Yonge Street, Thornhill, Ontario L4J 1W5 telephone: 905.889.2222
Yes, You will be a licensed Commercial Pilot with a Multi Engine Instrument Rating. You will also have a frozen Airline Transport Pilot licence which will take affect when you acquire 1,500 hours.
You will graduate with over 300 hours of training with approximately 200 of that being flight hours and the remainder in the simulator. (Integrated Airline Transport Pilot Licence).
Yes, students are required to wear black pants, white collar shirt, dark tie, and dark shoes.
Yes, with the same admission requirements for all students.
No, it is not required, and you do not receive any extra credit for having a pilot licence.
Please contact Dr. Adel Labib, the academic co-ordinator with your courses and official transcripts. There is the possibility of exemptions in first year courses and these are given on a case-by-case basis.
Seneca College offers courses in its School of Continuing Education which the college considers to be the equivalent of the corresponding Grade 12 credits. Credits in these courses can be used to satisfy the entrance requirements for the Flight Program. The Seneca Continuing Education courses and their Grade 12 university level equivalents are given below.High School/University Level Grade 12 Credit Equivalent Seneca Continuing Education Courses:
For any information regarding eligibility and fees, please contact our International Student Admissions Office.
To answer questions for International Students (those who are not Canadian Citizens or permenant residents of Canada) contact Phyllis Gates at 416-491-5050 ext. 2264 or Angela Williams ext 2356.
Please e-mail Eva Qadeer.
Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology