If you don't just enjoy your iPod, tablet and smartphone but are also curious about their inner workings, the Electronics Engineering Technology program is for you. Facilitated by the School of Engineering Technology and Applied Science, this advanced diploma program will prepare you with cutting-edge knowledge that reflects the latest developments in electronics engineering. Through an optimal balance between theory and hands-on experience in your courses, you'll:

• Gain a solid foundation in modern electronics;
• Develop technical expertise in areas such as wireless communications, data communications, microcontrollers and industrial systems;
• Work with computers, communication transceivers, and electronics testing and measurement equipment.

As an Electronics Engineering Technology program graduate, you'll be prepared for a variety of full-time jobs in areas of the electronics industry such as electronic product design and development, manufacturing or installation, service, research and technical sales.

Please note:

• The Technology aspect of the program denotes a third year of study. Should your education goals change, however, you may opt to graduate as a Technician after two years.
• Qualified college or university graduates with a background in electronics may gain direct admission into Semester 3 of this three-year program and receive their advanced diploma in four semesters (program #3222).

Companies Offering Jobs

Air Canada Simulation, Celestica, Toronto Hydro, General Electric, Harris Corp., MSC Electronics, Optys, Solectron, SMTC Corp., Telesat, ViDix Technology Corp, Royal Canadian Navy, Canadian Armed Forces

Program Highlights

• Housed at Centennial College's Progress Campus are School of Engineering Technology and Applied Studies labs in which you practice.
• Lecture facilities and labs create a healthy learning environment.
• Electronics Engineering Technology students are invited to participate in events sponsored by the student branch of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE).

Career Outlook

• Audio-visual equipment operator
• Computer applications developer
• Telecommunications officer
• Radio and television equipment operator

Education Pathways

Start in a diploma program, end with a degree! Successful graduates of this Electronics Engineering Technology Advanced Diploma program have the opportunity to apply their credits toward further study at the degree level.