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Last updated on 2026-05-15

Program overview

Program Overview

The Chemical Technology program focuses on training students to become proficient Chemical Technologists who excel in quality assurance and problem-solving. Students will learn to install and maintain complex equipment while conducting sophisticated chemical analyses. The program prepares graduates for diverse work settings, including labs, offices, and fieldwork. As integral members of scientific teams, students will acquire essential skills for chemical research, pilot-plant operations, quality control, and process industries. Additionally, the optional co-op work terms provide valuable opportunities to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world scenarios, enhancing their understanding of unique client needs.

Program Structure

The Chemical Technology diploma program can be completed in two different time frames:

  • Three years of full-time study if the optional co-op terms are completed.
  • Two years of continuous study if co-op is not completed, which requires students to study consecutively through Fall, Winter, Spring/Summer, Fall, and Winter terms without any breaks.

This program offers an optional co-op experience, allowing students to gain practical work experience while studying. The curriculum is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of chemical technology, preparing students for various roles in the industry.

Featured Experiences

  • Optional co-op work terms to gain practical experience in the field.
  • Hands-on laboratory sessions to develop essential skills in chemical analysis.
  • Exposure to real-world applications through fieldwork and industry partnerships.
  • Collaboration with scientific teams to enhance problem-solving and quality assurance skills.
  • Access to modern technology and equipment in a connected learning environment.

Career Options

  • Chemical Technologist: Works in laboratories to conduct chemical analyses and ensure quality control in production processes.
  • Quality Control Analyst: Monitors and tests products to ensure they meet industry standards and regulations.
  • Environmental Technician: Engages in fieldwork to assess and manage environmental impacts, ensuring compliance with regulations.
  • Process Technician: Supports the operation and optimization of chemical processes in manufacturing settings.
  • Laboratory Manager: Oversees laboratory operations, ensuring safety protocols and efficient workflow.

 

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