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NAIT’s School of Applied Sciences and Technology offers degrees, 2-year diplomas and 1-year certificate programs to prepare learners for a wide range of in-demand careers in science and technology.
"Our graduates build communities. They keep lights lit and forests green. You hear them on the radio and see them on TV. The proof of their work is evident in numerous infrastructure, building and engineering projects throughout the province. Across the wide array of Alberta industries—as well as those beyond our borders—you'll find our alumni working to improve our quality of life today, in a way that ensures a healthy and prosperous tomorrow. We are innovative in the way we deliver our hands-on, technology-based education. Our state-of-the-art facilities and simulation capabilities provide students with world-class learning resources and the opportunity to work with large and complex equipment in a safe and controlled environment. Students from the School of Applied Sciences and Technology graduate with the foundational skills and confidence necessary to have an immediate impact on the job and to kick start successful careers."
"Our graduates build communities. They keep lights lit and forests green. You hear them on the radio and see them on TV. The proof of their work is evident in numerous infrastructure, building and engineering projects throughout the province. Across the wide array of Alberta industries—as well as those beyond our borders—you'll find our alumni working to improve our quality of life today, in a way that ensures a healthy and prosperous tomorrow.
We are innovative in the way we deliver our hands-on, technology-based education. Our state-of-the-art facilities and simulation capabilities provide students with world-class learning resources and the opportunity to work with large and complex equipment in a safe and controlled environment.
Students from the School of Applied Sciences and Technology graduate with the foundational skills and confidence necessary to have an immediate impact on the job and to kick start successful careers."
Stewart Cook Dean, School of Applied Sciences and Technology
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Our programs are designed to give you the tools you need to jump into your career and make an impact as quickly as possible. They are also designed to allow you to maintain and enjoy other aspects of your life.
Many of our programs are offered part-time and offer a combination of in-person and online learning. Work-integrated learning, which gives you a taste of your career before you graduate, is also a major component of many of our programs.
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Not everyone studying at NAIT has just graduated from high school. Knowledge and skills are gained in different ways, including through life and work experiences.
It's possible that your past experiences could grant you credit or recognition for prior learning, whether achieved through formal or informal training or experience.
Learn more about Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
As a leading polytechnic, NAIT prides itself on providing students with hands-on, industry-relevant training. When you enrol in one of our programs, you can expect an educational experience that extends beyond the classroom.
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We work closely with industry partners to develop our industry-relevant curriculum, provide tools and equipment graduates can expect to find on the job, and offer students work and co-op experiences.
Instructors in the School of Applied Sciences and Technology are knowledgeable experts with proven industry experience. In addition to sharing their expertise with students, many continue to contribute scholarly activity.
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Intense annual competition organized by NAIT's Construction Engineering Technology program.
The recent shift in Alberta's economy has created new opportunities for NAIT student Jesse Tutt.