Ulyanovsk Higher Civil Aviation School (Russian: Ульяновское высшее авиационное училище гражданской авиации is a state educational institution of higher professional education in Ulyanovsk, Russia.
The right for educational activity in the School is authorized by license №24Г-0299 issued by the Russian Federation Ministry of general and professional education on 1 April 1999 and certificate №25-0790 of state approval granted by the Russian Federation Ministry of Education on 7 December 1999. The School owns Certificate 005 of Federal Aviation Authority of Russia dated by 20 February 2002.
The School provides specialist training in accordance with higher professional education curricula based on the requirements of State educational standards of the Russian Federation. The following specialities are available:
- Civil Aviation pilot with qualification “engineer”
- ATC controller with qualification “engineer”
- Search-and-Rescue specialist of CA with qualification “engineer”
- Air transport manager with qualification “manager”
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