The Electronics Engineering Technician undergraduate diploma at Seneca College is designed for ambitious individuals eager to build a career in the dynamic field of electronic systems. You will explore the fundamental principles of both digital and analog electronics, integrated with a strong foundation in computer technology and essential engineering software applications. This program addresses the growing need for skilled technicians capable of designing, implementing, and maintaining complex electronic systems, preparing you for a vital role in industries ranging from telecommunications to advanced manufacturing.
You will engage in hands-on laboratory work and gain practical experience with modern diagnostic techniques, alongside developing theoretical knowledge of electronic devices, computer programming, and semiconductor devices. This Seneca College program is studied full-time on campus over two years, incorporating a work-integrated learning term to provide real-world exposure. You will graduate with the skills to excel in roles such as electronics technician, instrumentation technician, or technical support specialist, ready to contribute to innovative projects and technological advancements.