Last updated on 2025-06-03
Program Overview
The Graduate Certificate in Robotics and Industrial Automation is a full-time program designed for individuals with a previous technical degree or diploma. This program prepares graduates for exciting careers in various fields, including mechatronic applications, advanced robotics, and industrial automation. Students will gain a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills, focusing on the control of robotic and automated equipment. The program culminates in a final term project that emphasizes industrial automation, ensuring that graduates are well-equipped for the workforce.
Program Structure
The Robotics and Industrial Automation Graduate Certificate program spans a duration of 2 years and is delivered in a hybrid format. The program structure includes:
- Combination of theoretical and practical coursework
- Final term industrial automation project
- Optional co-op stream, which includes one co-op work term instead of the Guided Career Management course
This program is designed to provide students with the necessary skills to excel in the rapidly evolving field of robotics and automation. The curriculum is regularly updated to reflect industry standards and technological advancements, ensuring that students receive relevant and applicable training.
Featured Experiences
- Hands-on experience with robotic and automated equipment
- Final term project focused on industrial automation
- Optional co-op work term to gain real-world experience
- Access to advanced programming and automation tools
- Collaboration with industry partners for practical insights
Career Options
Graduates of the Robotics and Industrial Automation program can pursue various career paths in Canada, including:
- Robotics Engineer: Design and develop robotic systems for various applications, including manufacturing and healthcare.
- Automation Technician: Implement and maintain automated systems in industrial settings, ensuring efficiency and safety.
- Mechatronics Engineer: Integrate mechanical, electronic, and software systems to create advanced automated solutions.
- Control Systems Engineer: Develop and optimize control systems for automated processes in manufacturing and production.
- Industrial Automation Specialist: Focus on improving production processes through automation technologies and robotics.
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