Technology Degrees
Control Systems Technology
This program addresses the need for degree-level graduates who can operate in cross functional technology teams in the emerging tele-control distributed systems industry. Students will use industry standard software and hardware tools and apply these tools to current industrial design methodology. The program emphasizes critical thinking, team building and generic skills to ensure graduates can function effectively as part of the technology team.
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"With technologies evolving rapidly and many industry professionals set to retire, there is a need in the instrumentation and control field for highly trained specialists to design, construct, maintain and operate automated plants that used advanced technology. The Control Systems bachelor's degree offered by Seneca is a necessity to this end and is endorsed by the ISA Toronto Section.” |
Flight Program
This program addresses the need for technically competent, multi-skilled pilots able to meet the future requirements of the Canadian and the global aerospace industry.
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"This was the flight program I desired to be in the most. I can’t say enough about how well the program prepared me and helped me achieve my goals.” |
Environmental Site Remediation
This program addresses the need for people trained in scientific assessment, property evaluation and restoration strategies for returning contaminated sites to a useable state.
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"Through the remediation program, I received the practical training along with the theoretical knowledge, and that’s really the advantage of this kind of bachelor’s degree.” |
Informatics and Security
This program addresses the need for degree-level graduates with a broad understanding of informatics practices including security arts, security principles, managed risk and research.
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"Security is a very important component of our job. It is imperative that my security business analysts have a strong comprehension of the various aspects of security. I have found it very difficult to find knowledgeable security (people). A graduate of (the Informatics and Security program) would possess the necessary skills I need to build a good security team.” |
Software Development
This program addresses industry needs to produce knowledgeable, adaptable software developers skilled in both the technical and non-technical aspects of software development.
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"I came here to start a new career and thanks to the College I’ve actually started it while still in school. I feel like I have a head start on the path I’ve chosen.” |
Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology