Diploma in Electrical Engineering Technology - Networks and Telecommunications

This three-year DEC technique in Electrical Engineering Technology, Networks and Telecommunications profile, trains students in information technologies through practical, hands-on instruction in networking, telecommunications, and cybersecurity. Delivery combines theory, laboratory work, and applied practice on campus at the Limoilou campus. The programme integrates three paid work-study internship periods with industry employers. Students are required to have a personal laptop meeting the programme's minimum technical specifications, at an estimated cost of $500 to $1,000, in addition to roughly $400 for the first session and $300 per subsequent session for textbooks and materials. Graduates are prepared for technical roles in network administration, telecommunications, and cybersecurity across employers requiring information-technology infrastructure support. Admission requires Secondary-level mathematics (TS or SN from Secondary 4, or CST from Secondary 5) in addition to the general DES requirements.