* Books and Supply Costs.
Refer to English language test score requirements below.
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Tests |
Certificate Programs |
Diploma and Advanced Diploma Programs |
Degree Programs |
Graduate Certificate Programs |
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CAEL CE |
Minimum 60 |
Minimum 60 |
Minimum 70 (Writing no less than 60) |
Minimum 70 (Writing no less than 60) |
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Cambridge English Exams (B2 First/FCE, C1 Advanced/CAE or C2 Proficiency/CPE) |
Minimum 169 with no skill below 162 |
Minimum 169 with no skill below 162 |
Minimum 176 with no skill below 169 |
Minimum 176 with no skill below 169 |
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Duolingo |
Minimum score 105 to 110 |
Minimum score 105 to 110 |
Minimum score 115 to 120 |
Minimum score 125 to 130 |
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IELTS Academic |
Minimum 6.0 with no skill below 5.5 |
Minimum 6.0 with no skill below 5.5 |
Minimum 6.5 with no skill below 6.0 |
Minimum 6.5 with no skill below 6.0 |
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PTE Academic |
Minimum score 58 |
Minimum score 58 |
Minimum score 60 |
Minimum score 60 |
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TOEFL iBT (including MyBest TOEFL) |
Minimum 80 with no skill below 20 |
Minimum 80 with no skill below 20 |
Minimum 84 with no skill below 21 |
Minimum 88 with no skill below 22 |
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TOEFL Revised Paper Delivered |
No skill below 20 |
No skill below 20 |
No skill below 21 |
No skill below 22 |
In this three-year advanced diploma program, you will increase your knowledge of design and engineering principles. You will learn to apply theories of design, production and marketing to gain an understanding of the steps necessary to commercialize a design idea. Your studies will introduce you to machining and production techniques, rapid prototyping, principles of mechanical design, engineering analysis, marketing, basic accounting practices, entrepreneurial skills, ergonomics, basic electricity and electronics, reverse engineering and product and design digitizing.
This program shares a common first and second semester curriculum with the Mechanical Techniques (Tool & Die/Mould Making) program. It shares a common third and fourth semester as the Mechanical Engineering Technician – Tool Design. This concept of laddering allows flexibility and options to increase levels of education incrementally.
Skills
Throughout this program you will develop the following skills:
More inforntion: click here.
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Semester 1 |
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BPR101 |
Blueprint Reading |
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CNC101 |
Computer Numerical Control |
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COM101 or |
Communicating Across Contexts or |
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MTH101 or |
Mathematics or |
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SHP101 * |
Shop |
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THY101 |
Machining Theory |
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Semester 2 |
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CAM201 |
Computer Assisted Machining |
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MTH201 |
Technical Mathematics I |
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SHP201 * |
Shop |
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THY201 |
Machining Theory |
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TLD201 |
Tool Design |
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plus: General Education Course |
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Semester 3 |
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HPN301 |
Hydraulics and Pneumatics |
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JFX301 |
Jig and Fixture Design |
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MAN301 |
Manufacturing Processes I |
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MDD301 |
Mould Design |
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MTH301 |
Technical Mathematics II |
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PLC301 |
PLC Electrical Control Systems |
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plus: General Education Course |
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Semester 4 |
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DIE401 |
Die Design |
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EST401 |
Estimating |
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MAN401 |
Manufacturing Process II |
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MCD401 |
Machine Design |
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QLA401 |
Quality Assurance CMM |
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SHP401 * |
Machine Shop |
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plus: General Education Course |
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Semester 5 |
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ACC501 |
Management Accounting |
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ELF501 |
Electricity |
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IND501 |
Industrial Design Ergonomics |
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MAN501 |
Project Management |
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MKM501 |
Marketing Fundamentals |
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MTH501 |
Software Mathematics |
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PRD501 |
Prototype Management |
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Semester 6 |
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ADM601 |
Advanced Modelling Design Techniques |
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BMK601 |
Brand Management |
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EEA601 |
Engineering Analysis |
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ETR601 |
Electronics |
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IBL601 |
Industrial Business Law and the Patent System |
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MKM601 |
Entrepreneurship |
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TEC400 |
Technical Communications |
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* This course requires a minimum grade of C (2.0) |
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Program |
What is it? |
Who can attend? |
Advantages |
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English: 12U Equivalency |
This program provides learners an opportunity to upgrade their English skills if they don’t have the high school English requirements. |
Learners who complete an assessment that tests their writing and reading skills. This opportunity is recommended for learners upgrading for admission into a Seneca degree. English admission requirements for the joint York-Seneca Nursing (BSCN) program have to be met according to York University standards. Review the BSCN requirements here.
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Academic Upgrading |
This two- to three-semester Academic Upgrading program is for learners who are missing requirements for a college certificate or diploma program. |
Learners who are 19 years or older may apply. |
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General Arts – English for Academic Purposes (GEA) |
English for Academic purposes helps English as a second language (ESL) learners improve their English skills. |
ESL learners who understand English at a basic level may apply. International students may benefit from our English Language Institute (ELI) program. |
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Math: 12U Equivalency |
This program provides learners an opportunity to upgrade their math skills if they don’t have the high school math requirements. This course is equivalent to the Ontario curriculum's Mathematics of Data Management: Grade 12 (MDM4U) course.
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Learners who complete an assessment that tests their skills. This opportunity is recommended for learners upgrading for admission into a Seneca degree. The course is not available for prospective students of the Honours Bachelor of Aviation Technology (FPR) program and the joint York-Seneca Nursing (BSCN) program who need to meet additional math course requirements. Select “admission requirements” on each program page for details.
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When you graduate from this program, these are the types of career options that you can explore:
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