The Electronics Engineering Technology (Co-op) at Niagara College is designed for aspiring technicians who are passionate about the practical application of electronic principles to solve real-world problems. You will explore core areas such as electrical circuits, digital systems, and telecommunications, gaining the skills necessary to design, build, and troubleshoot complex electronic equipment and systems. This program is ideal for hands-on learners who want to make a tangible impact in fields like automation, wireless communications, and embedded systems, preparing you for a dynamic career in technology.
This full-time, on-campus undergraduate diploma is studied over three years and features three co-op work terms, providing you with invaluable industry experience. You will engage in practical learning through extensive laboratory work, utilizing modern equipment to develop proficiency in areas like programmable logic controllers and operational amplifiers. You will also learn to apply project management principles and comply with health and safety regulations. Graduates will be well-prepared for roles in system integration, maintenance, and design within diverse industries, equipped with both theoretical knowledge and practical expertise.