The Electrical Engineering Technology program will equip you with a diverse skill set in the dynamic field of electrical engineering.
This robust program is your conduit to a future in both renewable and conventional energy. It lays a foundation for lifelong learning, allowing you to keep pace with rapidly evolving electrical engineering technologies.
You will:
gain a deep understanding of electricity and power generation, transmission and distribution systems, including the integration of renewable energy sources
learn the principles of electrical circuit design and apply them to create efficient, safe and reliable electrical systems
master the technologies and electronics that automate processes and control systems, which are essential for modern industrial operations
get hands-on experience in labs that simulate real-world electrical engineering challenges
develop project management skills specific to electrical engineering projects, including planning, execution and quality control
become well-versed in industry standards and codes, including national and international electrical codes and standards, to ensure compliance in all aspects of your work.
Prepare for the workforce with professional skills training, including communication, teamwork and problem-solving. Connect with industry professionals through internships, co-op placements and industry-sponsored projects.
Explore electrical engineering career opportunities across various sectors, such as utility companies, electrical equipment manufacturers and industrial automation firms.
This program is designed for those who envision a career where they can contribute to the efficient use of energy, support the development of smart grids, and innovate within electrical design and automation sectors.
As a graduate, you will be prepared to step into construction, operation and infrastructure maintenance roles. With additional education and experience, you can move into manager, inspector or power system electrician roles.
Flexible learning options
This program may be taken in a blended delivery format to allow you the flexibility to work while studying.
This option is available beginning in July (summer semester) each year and spans three years. Classes in this cohort are held online in the evenings and on weekends.
Journeyperson electricians may be eligible for course credit and can begin classes in September (fall semester.)
