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Graduate Academic Certificate in Rail Electrification and Signaling at McMaster University

McMaster University, Canada

Programme overview

This program emphasizes efficiency, sustainability, and safety, aligning with the evolving demands of the rail industry. Faculty of Engineering W Booth

Faculty: Faculty of Engineering W Booth School of Engineering Practice and Technology  |  Duration: 8 to 12 months  |  Study mode: part-time  |  Intake: May  |  Location: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

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Entry requirements

The Graduate Academic Certificate in Rail Electrification and Signaling provides specialized technical knowledge in two of the most critical components of modern railway systems: electrification and signaling. As global rail networks increasingly adopt electrified and automated systems, this certificate equips learners with the expertise to understand, and manage advanced power supply and train control technologies. The program emphasizes efficiency, sustainability, and safety, aligning with the evolving demands of the rail industry. Required credentials: 4-year Bachelors degree in Engineering, Technology, Sciences or Software with at least a B average (equivalent to a McMaster 8.0/12 GPA) i

Intake: May

Duration: 8 to 12 months

Apply through the official page: https://gs.mcmaster.ca/how-to-apply/

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