8 Engineering Management Diploma Programs in Canada

The Energy Systems Engineering Technology Diploma will put you at the forefront of utility and construction sectors, which are undergoing a transformation due to society’s changing views on energy and the environment.

Vancouver Island University is a signatory to the BC Common First-Year Engineering Curriculum (CFYEC). The Engineering Transfer Diploma provides a pathway into engineering studies at Simon Fraser University, Thompson Rivers University, the University of Northern British Columbia, the University of British Columbia, the University of Victoria, and the University of Alberta.

Founded in 2000 and accredited by Ontario Ministry of Education in 2003, Canada International College(Ministry Registration #: 666769) helps students to achieve their excellent university education goals by providing quality teaching and strong university application support.

The mining industry is dynamic and ever-changing, and Cambrian’s Mining Engineering Technician program will challenge you to explore why and how things work and to find innovative solutions to problems. As you learn and live in one of the mining centres of the world, you will prepare to become part of mining engineering teams responsible for a wide range of projects involving surveying, drafting, design, environmental studies, industrial geological and geophysical fieldwork, ventilation, ground control, and supervision.

Capilano University's Engineering Transition Diploma program provides mature students a pathway to obtain an applied science degree, en route to becoming professional engineers. The program also caters to recent high school graduates who lack the prerequisites for entry into a traditional engineering program. Successful completion of this program ensures that students who transfer to an engineering degree program at another institution in British Columbia typically require only three additional years of study to complete their degree.

Fanshawe's Mechanical Engineering Technician program is a one-year Ontario College Diploma offered at the campus in St. Thomas that provides practical, hands-on experience to educate you on highly specialized machines. Today’s machines are highly specialized and technologically advanced. They require specialized and dynamic technicians to make sure they run properly and to ensure the job gets done.

From satellites to factory floors, automation and robotic technologies are omnipresent, helping to improve operational efficiency and increase safety, productivity, and profitability.

After learning the basic fundamentals of trades practices, diesel engines, fuel systems, power trains, electrical systems, hydraulic systems, steering and brake systems in first year, you will be introduced to diesel engine construction and classification, power trains, traction controls and wheel final drives, electrical and electronics, and air conditioning.