The Electrical Engineering Technology (Co-op) undergraduate diploma at Niagara College is designed for aspiring professionals ready to tackle the complexities of modern power systems and industrial automation. You will gain a deep understanding of electrical and electronics drawings, technical problem-solving, and the design and maintenance of electrical equipment. This program is ideal for students passionate about renewable energy, power generation, distribution, and control systems, preparing you for a dynamic career in a field crucial to technological advancement and sustainability. You will develop the skills to analyze, design, and implement solutions within the electrical engineering domain.
This full-time, on-campus program is structured over three years, integrating theoretical knowledge with extensive practical application through three co-op work terms. You will engage in hands-on learning, working with electrical circuits, components, equipment, and control systems, and gain experience in areas like power systems, industrial electronics, and automation. You will graduate with the ability to commission and troubleshoot electrical machinery, apply project management principles, and adhere to safety standards, positioning you for roles in electrical distribution, manufacturing, system design, and more, with potential pathways to professional certifications.