
NAIT offers a comprehensive Engineering Technology diploma program designed to equip students with the practical skills and theoretical knowledge needed for a successful career in the field. This program focuses on hands-on learning and industry-relevant training, preparing graduates for diverse roles in engineering and technical sectors. Students will gain experience with modern technologies and methodologies, fostering problem-solving abilities and critical thinking essential for the modern workplace.
The Engineering Technology diploma program typically spans two academic years, with a structured curriculum designed to build foundational knowledge and specialized skills. The program is divided into sequential terms or semesters, allowing for progressive learning and skill development.
Graduates of the Engineering Technology program are prepared for a wide range of roles in various industries. The practical skills gained at NAIT open doors to diverse career opportunities.
Specific high school course requirements may vary depending on the applicant's educational background. International applicants may need to provide course-by-course credential evaluations.
Tuition fees are subject to change. Additional program-specific fees may apply. International students are advised to budget for living expenses beyond tuition.
NAIT is a public polytechnic and a comprehensive institution, recognized for its industry-focused education. Specific programs may hold accreditations from relevant professional engineering technology associations.
Applicants need a successful completion of secondary school with a minimum average of 60% in English, Math, Science, and one other academic subject. International applicants may also require course-by-course credential evaluations.
International applicants must demonstrate English proficiency with an IELTS Academic score of 6.5 overall (no band lower than 6.0) or a TOEFL iBT score of 86 (no score less than 20 in each section).
The estimated tuition fee for international students is CAD $22,000 per academic year. Additionally, international students should budget an estimated CAD $15,000 per academic year for living costs.
The Engineering Technology diploma program has a duration of 2 academic years, with a structured curriculum divided into sequential terms or semesters.
It is recommended to submit applications by March 1 for the Fall intake. The application period typically opens 12-18 months before the intake.
Graduates of the Engineering Technology program can pursue roles such as Engineering Technologist, Technical Specialist, Project Coordinator, Design Technician, and Field Service Engineer.