Algonquin College

What you'll study

Coursework covers core engineering foundations and applied subjects needed for automation and robotics development, including:

• Electrical and mechanical engineering fundamentals and engineering principles, professionalism and methodologies
• Mathematics: Calculus I, Calculus II and Linear Algebra
• Computer programming, advanced programming and data structures
• Physics, dynamics and technical writing
• Electronics, electromechanical actuators and sensors
• Control systems, machine design, optical and vision systems
• Software tools for design and simulation of autonomous and remotely operated systems
• Project planning and management, research and leadership; a comprehensive final-year project tied to industry needs

Entry requirements

Applicants who have completed the Electromechanical Engineering Technician (EMET) Ontario College Diploma are eligible for this pathway and may receive credit for up to 12 courses. The program is full‑time; additional admissions details and availability are published by the college.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles in industries that deploy automated or robotic systems. The program lists potential employment sectors such as industrial automation, mining, agriculture, manufacturing, chemical, pharmaceutical, food, aerospace, healthcare and defence.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The program includes paid co‑op work terms where placements are available; Algonquin also indicates eligibility for a Post‑Graduation Work Permit. Prospective students should check the college’s financial aid and scholarships pages for program‑specific awards and application deadlines.