北阿爾伯塔理工學(xué)院

Power your way to an amazing career

The function and understanding of electrical principles is crucial in today's world. Everything from our lights to computers operates with the help of electricity and electrical components.

NAIT's Electrical Engineering Technology is a nationally accredited and internationally recognized program that provides a comprehensive study of electrical principles and practices.

The program will provide you with the skills to perform entry-level roles in several industry disciplines, including power systems operation and protection, maintenance and commissioning, electrical machines, industrial and commercial design, power electronics, and programmable logic controllers (PLCs).

Hands-on, industry-relevant training

Our graduates are distinguished by their high level of professionalism, their adaptability to changes in working environments, their dedication to life-long learning and professional development, and strong technical competence.

By the time you graduate, you can expect to be comfortable:

• Designing and implementing power systems and equipment according to applicable standards
• Developing and programming automation equipment in order to control and monitor electrical devices within a system
• Implementing the fundamentals of electrical theory to solve and analyze electrical circuits
• Assessing site specific workplace hazards
• Communicating and conducting yourself professionally
• Analyzing and implementing rotating machines to industry standards

Enter the workforce with confidence

The current and projected high demand for electrical engineering technologists is great news for graduates of this program. Typical employers range from engineering, design, project management and consulting firms to utility companies, industrial plants, equipment manufacturers and oil and gas companies.

A wide variety of careers are available throughout Canada and around the world, including:

• Electrical designer
• Technical sales representatives
• Field engineering technologists
• Maintenance personnel
• Project managers

• Testing and commissioning technologists
• Safety officers
• Consultants
• Technical writers?