Study College Diploma in Welding Engineering Technician - Inspection at Northern College in Canada, School of Welding
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College Diploma in Welding Engineering Technician - Inspection

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What will I learn?

Northern’s Welding Engineering Technician – Inspection program is a deep dive into the science, technology and engineering of welding and places you at the top of your game. You’ll master everything from metallurgy to magnetic particle inspection you’ll understand modes of metal transfer during welding, the mathematics of force calculations, and the minimum requirements of welding codes. And – as a result – you’ll be able to play a key role in the design, manufacture and maintenance of safe structures that stand the test of time. Combining theory and practical lab exercises, you’ll be transformed into a welding professional, capable of working in a multitude of diverse, high-paying roles found within a wide array of industries.Offered in both co-op and regular formats the program prepares you for a job as an inspector, supervisor, educator, consultant, and more. You can also sign up for an extra year of study to complete an advanced diploma in Welding Engineering Technology.Welding professionals are concerned with all activities related to the design, production, performance, and maintenance of welded products. To adequately design a weldment, the welding professional must not only understand the material being joined, but also the effect of welding variables of many welding processes on the final product. To achieve this, lab time is intertwined with a curriculum of metallurgical science and engineering theory. In developing the skills required in becoming a welding inspector, students complement their knowledge of non-destructive examination with a working knowledge of codes, standards and stress analysis.The Welding Engineering Technician – Inspection program is not just about arcs and sparks it is about science, technology and the engineering of welding. Our students learn to develop, qualify, and implement welding procedures to use their knowledge of welding, metallurgy, mechanics, and electrical engineering in the design and manufacturing of safe structures and to inspect and maintain the integrity of such structures while they are in service.Graduates of the Welding Engineering Technician – Inspection program may choose to continue their studies and complete an additional year in order to obtain a diploma in Welding Engineering Technology.

Which department am I in?

School of Welding

Study options

Full Time (4 Semesters)

Tuition fees
CAD$15,257.86 (US$ 10,967) per year
Mental Health Support Fee - $20.00
Start date

September 2027

Venue

Kirkland Lake Campus

140 Government Rd E,

Kirkland Lake,

Ontario,

P2N 2E1, Timiskaming, Canada

Entry requirements

For international students

Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD)

Grade 12 English (C, U)

Grade 12 Math (C, U) (MCT4C preferred; MAP4C is accepted with a minimum GPA of 60%)

Grade 12 Physics (C, U) strongly recommended

Or equivalent

Applicants who do not have a high school diploma or equivalent and will have reached the age of 19 years on or before the start of the program must undergo academic testing and may be required to complete Prior Learning Assessment & Recognition (PLAR) process to demonstrate equivalency of admission requirements prior to admission into a program.

*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.

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