The School of Engineering and Information Technology at Conestoga College (Conestoga) offers interesting and challenging programs leading to exciting careers in fields of emerging and applied technology. One can choose from one year certificate, two and three year diploma, and four year bachelor’s degree programs. Program clusters include Mechanical, Electronics, Electrical, Civil, Environmental, Architecture, Woodworking, Welding, Computer Programming, Software, Telecommunications and Computer Engineering Technology. Co-operative education has been a principal feature of the School of Engineering and Information Technology, enhancing the quality of in-school learning, providing relevant experience during the program of study, leading to career opportunities with leading national and international companies.

Co-operative education features paid, full-time work opportunities
Heavy emphasis on "real-world" projects throughout the curriculum. Projects of increasing complexity require students to apply theoretical training in a practical context
Projects are designed, managed and evaluated jointly by teams of faculty members and industry representatives, woven through the four years so that students will be "at school" with faculty and industry both in the classroom and in the workplace
Focus on communications skills, ethics, teamwork, leadership studies, project management and the application of theory in extensive Co-op work experiences in industry
Small class sizes - typically under 30

Bachelor Degree

Engineering
Architectural Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Industrial & Management Systems Engineering
Manufacturing Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Mechatronics
Software Engineering
Systems Engineering

Engineering Technology & Applied Technology
Construction Engineering
Electrical Technology
Engineering Technology
Environmental Technology
Information Technology
Manufacturing Technology
Network Administration
Systems Engineering & Database Admin

Co-op Education
International Exchange
Peer Tutoring

Students enrolled in the School of Engineering and Information Technology's Integrated Advanced Manufacturing Technologies study in the ATS Engineering complex at the Kitchener (Doon) Campus. State-of-the-art classrooms are set-up with a teaching pod at one end and a working lab at the other end to facilitate a Project Based Learning Process. Students learn the high-end theory associated with an engineering degree, but then apply that knowledge immediately on relevant projects. Students also have access to many amenities on campus including the Recreation Centre, Health Services and three cafeterias.