Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering Technology

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Mechanical
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Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering Technology
Summary

The Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering Technology department covers the MECH and MFGT subjects across several certificate, diploma and degree programs.

About the department

The Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering Technology department covers the MECH and MFGT subjects. You will study mechanical design, manufacturing processes, and systems integration across our programs. Our curriculum blends applied theory with hands-on projects so you can solve real industrial problems.

Programs

Labs and workshops

Most of your practical work takes place in the Escarpment Building and the Tamarack Building. The Escarpment Building houses the department's engineering labs, where you will run simulations, test materials, and work with advanced manufacturing equipment. The Tamarack Building provides the shops and welding bays needed for fabrication and machining projects.

You must be 16 years old to enter the shops. If you are under 18, you will need a signed consent form from a parent or guardian. The department also offers three paid co-op work terms for eligible programs, so you can gain industry experience before you graduate.

Department leadership and contact

The department is led by Chair Douglas Ferreira. You can reach the department office in the Escarpment Building, or call 519-555-0170, ext. 5100. Office hours are Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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