The focus of this nationally accredited diploma program is on learning to analyze, design, implement and maintain complex local and wide area networks. These industry-driven skills span the range from security design and network simulation to router programming and administration of operating systems.
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Career Options
Graduates of Network Engineering Technology can expect to find entry-level employment in computer or data communications systems areas, in roles such as data systems specialist, network analyst, network support specialist, and systems analyst.
Median Starting Salary
Quick Facts
Credential: Diploma
Length: Regular stream: 2 years / Co-op stream: 2 years plus 1 or 2 work terms
Co-op: Available
International Applicants: Accepted
Location: Edmonton and Area
Fees & Expenses (Year One)
Tuition: $1980
Tuition International: $6633
NAITSA: $120
Recreation & Athletics Fee: $70.00
Entrance Requirements
Academic
All applicants are required to meet the following academic and subject prerequisites.
Non-Academic
This program has additional entrance requirements in addition to academic prerequisites.
Application Deadlines
Next start date:
September 03, 2013
Application Deadline:
September 03, 2013