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Admission to Lex Astra

Tell us what you want to learn and when you can join us. A teaching lead will review your preparation and help agree a suitable programme.

Application for study

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Programme and study plan
View programme requirements · 36 guided hours

Mandatory study components

Published catalogue only; no section or place is reserved. An enquiry is not admission. Course entry requirements still apply.

Record FD 110 Pilot or Crew Support; support evidence never proves handling.

  1. FD 100 · Crew induction and communications3 guided hours
  2. FD 110 · Flight, transit and recovery3 guided hours
  3. FD 120 · Authority, safety and the exercise record3 guided hours
  4. FD 130 · Crew resource management3 guided hours
  5. FD 140 · Personal readiness and emergency response3 guided hours
  6. FD 199 · Foundation watch assessment3 guided hours
  7. FO 110 · The navigational watch3 guided hours
  8. FO 150 · Shipboard roles and bridge coordination3 guided hours
  9. FO 214 · Convoy planning and cargo movement3 guided hours
  10. FO 220 · Ship systems and emergency coordination3 guided hours
  11. FO 230 · Contact, escort and withdrawal3 guided hours
  12. FO 299 · Integrated fleet passage3 guided hours

36 indicative guided hours, arranged around crew and instructor availability. Preparation and retries are additional. Visiting students agree individual courses; demonstrated prior learning may change the sequence.

Applicant particulars

From admission to graduation

Your studies at Lex Astra

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Choose your study

Find the programme that fits your work

Read the course outcomes, preparation and assessed tasks. The common Foundation precedes specialist study; visiting students may seek a place on an individual course.

Your preparation

Consider what you want to be able to do, the experience you already have and the time you can regularly set aside.

Explore programmes

Course descriptions and reading are available before you apply.