Our Engineering Technologies Programs are designed to prepare you for a dynamic and rewarding career in the world of engineering. Whether you're interested in electrical, mechanical, or civil engineering, our programs provide comprehensive training that will help you develop the skills and knowledge you need to succeed.
With a focus on hands-on learning and practical experience, our expert instructors will guide you through the latest technologies and industry practices, ensuring that you're ready to hit the ground running after graduation. Discover the possibilities that await you with our Engineering Technologies Programs.
Explore our Engineering Technologies Programs below and take the first step towards a successful career as an engineering professional. If you have any questions or would like more information, please don't hesitate to contact us.
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Confederation College offers programs in areas such as civil, electrical and mechanical engineering, along with computer programming, environmental technology and other technical fields. Certificate, diploma and advanced diploma options are available.
Consider which field interests you most, such as civil, electrical, mechanical, environmental or computer technology. Review each program’s courses, credential, hands-on learning opportunities and career outcomes to find the option that best matches your goals.
Engineering Technology programs combine classroom instruction with practical learning through laboratories, technical projects, fieldwork and industry-standard equipment. Some programs may also provide optional co-op or other work-integrated learning opportunities.
Career opportunities vary by program and may include positions in engineering design, construction, manufacturing, utilities, automation, environmental services, computer programming, technical support and project coordination. Graduates may work with engineering firms, government agencies, contractors and industrial employers.
Admission requirements vary by program and may include specific secondary-school mathematics, science or English courses. Students should review the admission requirements listed on the individual program page before applying.
