Diploma in Mechanical Engineering Technology is a diploma in Mechanical Engineering programme offered by Saskatchewan Polytechnic in Saskatoon, Canada. The programme runs for 76 weeks. Tuition is CAD 20,640 per total for local students.
At a glance
Degree:Diploma
Field:Mechanical Engineering
Duration: 76 weeks
Local tuition: CAD 20,640 / total
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Mechanical Engineering Technology is a two-year, 76-week diploma from Saskatchewan Polytechnic offered at the Saskatoon campus with an August intake. The program bridges engineering and technical fields, combining science and engineering theory with hands-on, practical application across three focus areas: mechanical design and development (CAD and FEA software, materials, manufacturing and fabrication processes), energy systems (power generation, industrial processes, fluid power and hydraulics, piping networks, and ventilation and air-conditioning, including green building design), and instrumentation and controls (sensors and instrumentation for mechanical and thermal-fluid systems). The program prepares graduates to contribute effectively from the start of their careers, with a foundation supporting progression into design, analysis, and policy or process-improvement roles across a broad range of industries. Admission follows Saskatchewan Polytechnic's First Qualified/First Admitted process, with applications opening September 1 each year.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Admission requires Grade 12 with a minimum of 65% in Pre-Calculus 30 and 70% in Physics 30 (or, under the previous Saskatchewan curriculum, a minimum of 65% in Math B30 and C30), plus Saskatchewan Polytechnic's English Language Requirement. Applicants without the standard math and science prerequisites may qualify through the ACCUPLACER placement test, with minimum scores of 250 in Arithmetic, 245 in Advanced Algebra and Functions, 261 in Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra and Statistics, 250 in Reading and 245 in Writing, or through 15 approved post-secondary credits. Admission follows the First Qualified/First Admitted process, with applications opening September 1 each year.
