Bachelor of Engineering Technology, Mechanical and Advanced Mechanical (with Co-op option) at Cape Breton University

Stream within the Bachelor of Engineering Technology (BET) degree, which does not directly lead to a professional engineering designation. Pathways exist for diploma holders through articulation agreements with Nova Scotia Community College, College of the North Atlantic, George Brown College, Cambrian College and the Maritime College of Forest Technology. Hands-on programme for designing, analysing, building and maintaining mechanical systems in energy, construction, manufacturing and infrastructure; aligned with Technical Accreditation Canada standards.

Faculty: School of Science and Technology  |  Duration: 3 years (90 credits) or 4 years (120 credits)  |  Study mode: co-op  |  Location: Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada

What you will study

Three-year Mechanical (90 credits) and four-year Advanced Mechanical (120 credits), with deeper specialization in robotics, process control and professional practice in the advanced option. Co-op versions are available.

Career pathways

Design and drafting technologist, maintenance or reliability technologist, mechanical engineering technologist, manufacturing engineering technician, project coordinator/manager.

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