College Diploma - Computer Engineering Technician with Transfer to Algoma University

A two year diploma with a transfer pathway, covering computer hardware, networking, programming, operating systems and technical support, designed to articulate into a degree.

This route carries a formal transfer agreement with Algoma University toward a Bachelor of Computer Science, which converts a diploma into a degree pathway.

College Diploma - Computer Engineering Technician with Transfer to Algoma University is taught at Northern College, a public Ontario college and a Designated Learning Institution with the number O19315830082898. Because College Diploma - Computer Engineering Technician with Transfer to Algoma University is a college credential rather than a degree, a post-graduation work permit after College Diploma - Computer Engineering Technician with Transfer to Algoma University depends on the federal field of study requirement introduced in November 2024, which is checked against your programme when you apply for the permit rather than when you enrol. Confirm the position for College Diploma - Computer Engineering Technician with Transfer to Algoma University and your exact intake in writing before you pay a deposit. An Ontario provincial attestation letter is also required alongside the College Diploma - Computer Engineering Technician with Transfer to Algoma University study permit application.

Candidates for College Diploma - Computer Engineering Technician with Transfer to Algoma University present Class 12 or equivalent at 60 percent. The English requirement is IELTS 6.0 with no band below 5.5, and tuition for computer engineering transfer diploma is recorded at CAD 16,815. A CAD 145 application fee applies, and no scholarship is recorded against computer engineering transfer diploma. computer engineering transfer diploma lists four entry windows a cycle. Apply Study Visa manages your computer engineering transfer diploma application, the deposit, the letter of acceptance, the provincial attestation letter and the Canadian study permit as one process.