The Building Systems Engineering Technician undergraduate diploma at Seneca College is designed for aspiring professionals keen to shape the built environment. You will delve into the critical systems that ensure buildings are functional, efficient, and sustainable, addressing opportunities in energy conservation and smart building technologies. This program is ideal for students who are hands-on, analytical, and eager to apply engineering principles to real-world challenges in construction and facility management. You will gain a foundational understanding of core concepts like CAD fundamentals, building a sustainable future, and introductory engineering principles.
This full-time, on-campus program is structured over two years, providing you with a comprehensive learning experience. You will engage with practical subjects such as applied heating, air conditioning, refrigeration, and electrical systems, alongside essential skills in building systems CAD and codes and regulations. A significant component includes a work-integrated learning term, offering invaluable industry exposure. Upon graduation, you will be equipped with the technical expertise and practical skills to pursue diverse career paths in building systems engineering, including roles in design, installation, and maintenance.