98 Bachelor's degrees in Electrical Engineering in Canada

The Electrical Engineering Technician course from Niagara College graduates, you work closely with engineers on the design and development of the innovative technology used for communications, power systems, computers and monitoring systems in a wide variety of fields.

Throughout the Power Engineering Technology from Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) you’ll study thermodynamics, electricity, electronics, refrigeration and air conditioning. You’ll also gain skills in mechanical drafting, blueprint reading, technical mathematics and physics.  

This Electrical Engineering Technology degree from Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) is a nationally-accredited and internationally-recognized programme that provides a comprehensive study of electrical principles and practices. 

Help maintain the balance of power in this comprehensive Advanced Diploma in Electrical Engineering Technology (Program #582) from Mohawk College focused on electrical power control systems.

In this three-year Electromechanical Engineering Technology - Automation advanced diploma program at Seneca Polytechnic, you will learn how to design, program, test, troubleshoot and maintain automation, robotics and mechatronics systems.

The Electrical Engineering Technology (PGWP Eligible – details in description) course offered at Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) will equip you with a diverse skill set in the dynamic field of electrical engineering.

As an Electronics Engineering Technician graduate from Niagara College Canada, you solve complex technical problems with a high degree of accuracy and speed to improve organizational efficiency.

The Power Engineering Technician program from Cambrian College trains for an in-demand career as a power engineering technician with a curriculum endorsed by the Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA), and a power plant right on campus. 

This Electrical Installations Technology degree from Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) is a unique opportunity to get the technical and career essential skills you need to succeed in the electrical industry. It’s also an alternative pathway into apprenticeship training. 

Discover all aspects of electromechanical engineering in the two-year Electromechanical Engineering Technician (Co-op and Non Co-op Version) programme at Algonquin College, delivered over four consecutive 14-week terms. 

Within this Fabricator - Welder Graduate Certificate from Saskatchewan Polytechnic you’ll learn from experienced instructors how to interpret drawings and use different welding processes and metal forming machinery.

Throughout this Electrical Engineering Technician Graduate Diploma from Fanshawe College students will work towards an AutoCAD certification. Graduates of this program will feel confident to wire industrial and residential projects, along with the ability to work on hydraulic/pneumatic systems, programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and industrial automation. 

In the Electrical Engineering Technology (Co-op and Non Co-op Version) programme from Algonquin College you use state-of-the-art facilities to gain the knowledge and experience necessary to enter the electrical engineering field. 

The Electrical Engineering Technician - Industrial program from Cambrian College is modeled after the Level 1 and 2 Trade School portions of the Ontario Electrician Apprenticeship.

The Electrical Engineering Technology Blended (PGWP Eligible – details in description) degree from Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) will equip you with a diverse skill set in the dynamic field of electrical engineering.

The Powerline Technician programme from St. Clair College prepares students for a career in power distribution. It will provide in-depth knowledge and skills that will allow students to understand the installation, operation, and maintenance of the distribution system. 

The Electrical Techniques - Apprenticeship course at Algonquin College offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to provide you with the foundational knowledge and practical skills necessary to embark on an entry-level career in the electrical industry.

The Automation and Robotics Engineering (Co-op) - Pathway for Electrical Engineering Technology degree at Algonquin College prepares you for a career in the field of automation and robotics.

The Electrical Techniques Graduate Certificate from Fanshawe College is designed to prepare students to enter an electrical apprenticeship program upon graduation. Students will learn the foundational knowledge of electrical fundamentals and theories. A variety of courses will discuss troubleshooting digital electronics, network cabling, installation practices, and industry communication.

If you’re passionate about cars and want to build a rewarding career in the automotive industry, this two-year Automotive Service Technology (Not PGWP Eligible – details in description) program at Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) will set you up for success.