Energy Engineering

Program Overview

Ontario Tech's Energy Engineering program combines electrical, mechanical, and nuclear engineering to equip students with the skills and knowledge for efficient, secure, and sustainable energy production and utilization. The program covers hydrogen, electrical, nuclear, renewable energy, energy storage, and energy efficiency, preparing graduates for careers in energy generation, distribution, renewable energy, nuclear energy, and energy management.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Energy Engineering program at Ontario Tech is an interdisciplinary program that combines electrical, mechanical, and nuclear engineering. It focuses on providing students with the skills and knowledge necessary to contribute to the efficient, secure, and sustainable production and utilization of energy.

Outline:

The Energy Engineering program follows a common foundation year with other engineering programs, then students specialize in energy engineering. Courses cover various aspects of energy systems including hydrogen, electrical, nuclear, renewable energy sources, energy storage, and energy efficiency.

Careers:

Graduates of the Energy Engineering program at Ontario Tech find careers in various industries, including:

• Energy generation, distribution, and transmission
• Energy efficiency and conservation
• Renewable energy and storage
• Nuclear energy
• Energy research and development
• Energy management and consulting