Offered by Camosun College in Victoria, Canada, Micro-credential in Drone Applications for Risk Assessment Micro-credential is a micro-credential in Aviation Studies programme. The programme is delivered on campus. Teaching is in English. Tuition is CAD 1,900 per total for local students.
The micro-credential is aimed at those pursuing advanced study in RPAS 200, meeting the educational prerequisites Transport Canada sets for advanced RPAS and drone pilots working in commercial operations. Delivered over five sessions with a live instructor, it works through safety risk-management protocols, compliance with NAV Canada guidance, the make-up of RPAS system components, and problem-solving approaches for RPAS operations, building toward the broader goal of safely folding RPAS into Canadian airspace.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Camosun's Professional Studies & Industry Training (ProSIT) course page for this micro-credential publishes one admission requirement: applicants must be a minimum of 19 years old. No secondary-school course, grade average, prior credential, or English-language test score is listed for enrolment. The micro-credential is registered directly through the ProSIT online course-search system rather than through the EducationPlannerBC application Camosun uses for its credit programmes, and the page describes no portfolio, interview, work-experience proof, or other supporting document as a condition of enrolment.
Application Details
Application Deadline:Domestic applicants apply through EducationPlannerBC for Camosun's open-enrolment programmes: for Fall 2027 (September) applications open 1 October 2026 with an early deadline of 15 May 2027 for priority registration and a late deadline of 26 August 2027; Winter 2027 (January) runs 15 September 2026 to 7 January 2027, and Summer 2027 (May) 15 January 2027 to 29 April 2027. Limited-enrolment programmes publish only an opening date and can close once the waitlist exceeds the seats on offer. International applicants must submit a complete application by 1 June (Fall), 1 October (Winter) or 1 February (Summer), though later applications are still reviewed while seats remain, making admission effectively rolling for both groups once the early deadlines pass. These are institution-wide dates; this programme publishes no deadline of its own.
