Bachelor

Bachelor of Power Systems Engineering

About the program

A certificate preparing engineers for power generation, Grid control and alternative energy work.

Demonstrate applied knowledge and practical skills in Power Systems Engineering. Apply concepts related to protection in guided assignments and practical contexts. Communicate work appropriately and complete subject-relevant projects or assessments.

Four 3-credit courses: ECE 610 (waivable with advisor permission) and three electives from 13 options covering transients
Protection
Power electronics
Renewable energy
Smart grids
HVDC
Wind and policy. Credits apply to the M.S. In Electrical Engineering or Power and Energy Systems.

OSSD or age 19+
Six 4U/M courses with a minimum cumulative average of 65% (higher often required)
ENG4U or equivalent and
Depending on the programme
4U Mathematics or sciences

OSSD or 19+; ENG4U or equivalent, 4U Mathematics/sciences as the programme requires

Review the program entry requirements and intake dates. Prepare academic transcripts and identification documents. Check required language scores and program prerequisites. Submit the international student application. Pay the applicable fee and await the admission decision.

Campus	Cambridge - Fountain St.
Faculty or school	School of Engineering & Technology
Department	Department of Power Systems Engineering
Teaching language	English
Credit value	120
Study pace	Fixed
Post-study stay	3
Scholarship note	Potential institutional or external awards may be available to eligible international students at Conestoga College. Confirm current eligibility, funding amount and deadlines with the institution.