Diploma in Instrumentation and Control Engineering Technology

Instrumentation and Control Engineering Technology is a two-and-a-half-year, 28-month diploma that begins with a common first year in Electrical Engineering Technology before students specialize in instrumentation and control systems. The program focuses on the integration of mechanical, electrical, chemical, and electronic components within industrial control systems, teaching students to design, install, and calibrate equipment used to measure, record, and control industrial process variables. Students gain hands-on experience with sensors, controllers, actuators, and remote terminal units on automated machinery used across resource and manufacturing industries, working in labs equipped with industrial process controllers such as DeltaV and Control Logix systems. Year 1 includes an optional co-op work term, while Year 2 requires either a co-op placement or an Engineering Technology Report. The program is delivered on campus at the Notre Dame Campus in Winnipeg, is certified by CTTAM, and carries national accreditation with international recognition. Graduates may pursue credit transfer opportunities with the University of Manitoba, and entry into the second-year specialization is prioritized by first-year academic standing when demand exceeds available seats.