Conestoga College

Bachelor of Engineering - Electronic Systems Engineering

The Bachelor of Engineering in Electronic Systems Engineering is designed for students interested in developing skills in designing, analyzing, and managing electronic systems. The program combines theoretical knowledge with practical experience, preparing students to work on complex projects in fields like telecommunications, control systems, and embedded electronics. Students learn to apply engineering principles to a variety of real-world problems while gaining hands-on skills through lab work and project-based learning.

Throughout the program, students focus on communication, teamwork, and problem-solving to prepare for a career in electronic systems. The curriculum covers core topics such as circuits, signals, programming, and systems design, with opportunities to specialize in areas like robotics or network engineering. This program promotes a balanced approach, ensuring students are technically competent and ready to adapt to industry changes. It’s designed to support students in building a strong foundation in engineering, while also encouraging innovative thinking and practical skills needed in today’s electronics-driven world.

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) updated the list of eligible fields of study for the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP).

For Conestoga's latest list of PGWP-aligned programs, please visit the college website.