Bachelor of Engineering (Automation and Robotics Engineering)

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This programme is designed for graduates of the Electrical Engineering Technician Ontario College Diploma. Students study electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and computer science. They gain skills in designing and simulating autonomous and remotely operated systems. The curriculum includes co-op work terms and a final year project tied to industry needs.

Four years, 130 credits, includes three co-op work terms.

Graduates may work as robotics engineers, automation engineers, controls engineers, or systems designers.

Graduate of Electrical Engineering Technician Ontario College Diploma with a GPA of 2.7 (70%). Must have completed three bridging courses: MAT8203 - Linear Algebra, CST8203 - Advanced Programming and Data Structures, PHY8205 - Physics I-II, with a minimum grade of 63% (C) in each.

On-campus, full-time, four years.

Algonquin College in Ottawa, Canada, is a publicly funded English-language college founded in 1967 that serves about 21,000 students, including roughly 3,000 international learners. The college provides more than 300 programs across business, media and design, health and community studies, hospitality and tourism, technology and trades, and more. With multiple campuses in the Ottawa region, Algonquin combines applied learning with a broad program portfolio to meet diverse career goals.

Algonquin is known for experiential learning, offering co-ops, internships and industry partnerships that place classroom knowledge into real-world contexts. Industry-aligned curriculum, simulation labs and applied research projects give students practical experience valued by employers. The college also emphasizes innovation and sustainability, integrating green practices across facilities and programming to reflect current industry standards.

International students benefit from targeted supports, orientation services and career resources designed to ease transition and enhance employability in Canada and beyond. Ottawa’s bilingual, multicultural environment and proximity to government and tech employers provide additional opportunities for networking and work experience. Prospective students seeking hands-on training, clear career pathways and a supportive campus in Canada’s capital will find Algonquin offers practical programs and strong industry connections.