SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY · AUSTRALIA
Remote Pilot Licence Theory and Practicum (Multi-rotor drones up to 25kg)
Certificate · Taught in en · UCAS AVF10001
At a glance
6 mo
Duration
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IELTS
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Tuition / yr
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Language
Certificate
Level
- Gain CASA Remote Pilot Licence (RePL)Licensing
- Operate multi-rotor drones up to 25kgAircraft Type
- Includes Aeronautical Radio Operator's Certificate (AROC)Additional Certification
- Flexible blended learning approachTeaching Method
- 12.5 credit pointsCredit Value
This unit provides the necessary training and examination to obtain a Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) Remote Pilot Licence (RePL) for multi-rotor drones weighing up to 25kg. You will learn to operate these drones within visual line of sight (VLOS) and adhere to CASA's standard operating conditions. If required, you will also gain an Aeronautical Radio Operator's Certificate (AROC), which allows operation in controlled airspace with appropriate CASA approvals and the ability to communicate over VHF radio frequencies.
Curriculum
The curriculum covers a comprehensive range of topics essential for safe and legal drone operation. It blends theoretical knowledge with practical application, ensuring you are well-prepared for examination and real-world scenarios.
- Single Semester
- Remote Pilot Licence Theory and Practicum (Multi-rotor drones up to 25kg)AVF10001
Careers
Upon successful completion of this unit and obtaining your RePL and AROC, you will be qualified to work as a remote pilot for a variety of applications, including aerial surveying, infrastructure inspection, and content creation.
- Remote Pilot
- Drone Operator
Frequently asked questions
- What qualification will I receive upon completion of this programme?
- Upon successful completion, you will obtain a Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) Remote Pilot Licence (RePL) for multi-rotor drones up to 25kg. You may also gain an Aeronautical Radio Operator's Certificate (AROC).
- What are the entry requirements for this programme?
- You must meet the CASA General English Language Proficiency requirements, which are assumed as part of the unit's assumed knowledge. Review the unit outline for any specific academic prerequisites.
- How long does this programme take to complete?
- This is a single semester unit, designed for completion within one academic semester.
- What are the tuition fees for this programme?
- Tuition fee information for this unit is not specified on the program page.
- How do I apply for this programme?
- You can apply directly to Swinburne University of Technology. Check the entry requirements, choose a teaching period, and enrol directly through the university's system by the last self-enrolment date.
- What career opportunities are available after completing this programme?
- Graduates can work as Remote Pilots or Drone Operators in fields such as aerial surveying, infrastructure inspection, and content creation.
Entry requirements
CASA General English Language ProficiencyMinimum required by CASA
While not explicitly stated as a formal entry requirement for the unit, a minimum level of CASA General English Language Proficiency is assumed knowledge.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees not specified for this unit.
Tuition (home)Tuition fees not specified for this unit.
LivingLiving costs are not specified.
Fee information is not available on the provided program page or supporting finance policy.
How to apply
1. Check Entry RequirementsEnsure you meet the assumed knowledge, particularly the CASA General English Language Proficiency requirements. Review the unit outline for any specific academic prerequisites.
2. Identify Intake and ApplyChoose a suitable teaching period (Term 2, Winter, Term 3, Term 4, Term 1, Term 2, Winter) and check the relevant self-enrolment date. Enrol directly through the university's system by the last self-enrolment date.
3. Complete Enrolment and AttendFinalise your enrolment by the census date. Attend all mandatory classes, tutorials, and workshops as 100% attendance is a regulated hurdle requirement.
Accreditation
This unit is designed to meet the requirements for a CASA Remote Pilot Licence (RePL) and Aeronautical Radio Operator’s Certificate (AROC).
Frequently asked questions
What qualification will I receive upon completion of this programme?
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Upon successful completion, you will obtain a Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) Remote Pilot Licence (RePL) for multi-rotor drones up to 25kg. You may also gain an Aeronautical Radio Operator's Certificate (AROC).
What are the entry requirements for this programme?
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You must meet the CASA General English Language Proficiency requirements, which are assumed as part of the unit's assumed knowledge. Review the unit outline for any specific academic prerequisites.
How long does this programme take to complete?
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This is a single semester unit, designed for completion within one academic semester.
What are the tuition fees for this programme?
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Tuition fee information for this unit is not specified on the program page.
How do I apply for this programme?
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You can apply directly to Swinburne University of Technology. Check the entry requirements, choose a teaching period, and enrol directly through the university's system by the last self-enrolment date.
What career opportunities are available after completing this programme?
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Graduates can work as Remote Pilots or Drone Operators in fields such as aerial surveying, infrastructure inspection, and content creation.