Diploma in Electronic Systems Engineering Technology (Co-op)

Electronic Systems Engineering Technology (Co-op) at College of the North Atlantic is a two-year diploma delivered on campus at the Corner Brook campus, starting in September. The program covers planning, designing, commissioning, servicing, troubleshooting, and decommissioning electronic systems, building capabilities across electronic communications systems, computer network systems, industrial control systems, and surveillance and navigation systems. Coursework includes modern communication systems using digital and fibre-optic principles, embedded microcontrollers, and applications in robotic controls, artificial intelligence, wireless control, and industrial instrumentation and controls. The co-op structure incorporates work-integrated learning terms alongside academic study. Admission requires a High School Graduation Certificate with a 60% overall average, including English 3201 at a 60% minimum, mathematics, and science courses, or equivalent standing through a College Transition Certificate, Adult Basic Education (Level III), or mature student status for applicants 19 or older who have been out of school for at least a year. International applicants must meet CNA's English language proficiency requirements.