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Last updated on 2025-06-16

Program overview

Program Overview

Langara's Diploma in Applied Science for Engineering is a two-year program designed for students aspiring to pursue university engineering studies. This program is ideal for those who may not yet meet all the prerequisites or need time to adjust to the rigorous demands of engineering education. Students will receive a solid foundation in mathematics and natural sciences, along with practical laboratory experience and technical communication skills. Additionally, the program introduces students to the Canadian engineering context, including its history and social implications, as well as essential engineering principles.

Program Structure

The Applied Science for Engineering Diploma is structured to be completed in a minimum of 2 years through full-time, in-person study. The program includes:

  • Upgrading and preparatory courses in the first year.
  • A total of 12 courses that align with the Engineering Transfer curriculum.
  • Flexible pacing, allowing students to take courses at their own speed.
  • Limited enrolment to ensure personalized attention and support.

This program is particularly suitable for students who may need additional time to meet the demands of engineering studies. It provides a pathway to transition into more advanced engineering programs, including the option to apply for the Engineering Transfer Certificate after completing necessary prerequisites.

Featured Experiences

  • Hands-on laboratory practice to reinforce theoretical knowledge.
  • Introduction to Canadian engineering practices and principles.
  • Opportunity to take courses at a flexible pace, accommodating different learning styles.
  • Access to experienced faculty and support from the Engineering Coordinator.
  • Potential to transition into the Engineering Transfer program based on performance in prerequisite courses.

Career Options

Graduates of the Applied Science for Engineering Diploma can pursue various career paths in Canada, including:

  • Engineering Technician: Assist engineers in the design and development of products and systems, often working in laboratories or on-site.
  • Quality Control Inspector: Ensure that products meet specified standards and regulations, conducting tests and inspections.
  • Project Coordinator: Manage engineering projects, coordinating between teams and ensuring timelines and budgets are met.
  • Technical Sales Representative: Use engineering knowledge to sell technical products and services, providing support to clients.
  • Research Assistant: Support engineering research projects, collecting data and assisting in experiments and analysis.

 

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