Top ten engineering colleges in canada

Engineering stands as a driving force subject in global education. Engineering is one of the cardinal degrees that most students wish for. This course is mainly earmarked for the infrastructural growth of a country. Students from all over the globe search for the top engineering colleges in Canada for making their degrees more compelling. A Canadian engineering degree is accomplished by gaining practical and scientific knowledge from an accredited designated learning institution (DLI). The engineering degree is of 4-5 years depending on the institution.

If you are willing to pursue an engineering degree in Canada, then here is a list of the top 10 colleges to which you can apply with an Aptech Visa.

1. British Columbia Institute of Technology is a public post-secondary institute specifically recognized for its advanced technical education. A total of 50,000 students are enrolled in BCIT, out of which 5,700 are international students from 120 countries. The institute also offers certificates and diplomas for bachelor's and mast

degrees in various categories, including Computing IT, Applied Natural Sciences, Health Sciences, Engineering, Mass Media, and Trades Apprenticeships.

• Established in 1964
• Has four campuses: Aerospace Technology Campus, Marine Campus, Annacis Island Campus, Downtown Vancouver campus,
• Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada,
• advance amenities and technologies.
• The College has a computerized system called "The Bridge" that makes the placement procedure simpler.

Seneca College offers part-time, full-time, and continuing education programs. The main highlight specialization programs are technology, business, financial services, and applied arts. In addition, Seneca Works supports students with career planning throughout their academic studies because they believe that the career development journey starts from the very first day.

• The College has collaborated with industry leaders, and it's a member of Polytechnics Canada.
• Seneca College was established in 1967 
• It believes education should be flexible and accessible.
• Location of the College: Toronto, Canada

Sheridan College is considered one of the Best Colleges for engineering, and currently, they are assisting 23,000+ full-time students. In addition, they are delivering education to more than 110 countries around the world. Sheridan has five unique research centers in advanced design technologies, mobile innovation, manufacturing, screen industries, entrepreneurship hub promoting, and Music Theatre.

At a Glance:

• It was founded in 1967,
• Sheridan College is providing Academy and Emmy Awards in the fields of animation and creative arts,
• College offers more than 120 programs across five faculties, including 26 degree programs.
• The College has five campuses; Main Campus is in Greater Toronto Area (GTA), Ontario. Three campuses are located in Toronto, and the two others are in King City and Peterborough.

Conestoga College is one of the best engineering colleges in Canada. It is among the top in Ontario for quality education, course instruction, student placement, and employer satisfaction. The College has Student Recreation centers with a sports center, gymnasium, running track, and health and wellness centers. For international students, there is a proper facility for dining, a library, labs, etc.

At a Glance

No. of Campuses: 5 Kitchener-Waterloo

Established in 1967,

Conestoga College is serving over 22,500 students

Providing Scholarships, bursaries, and specific other home awards for financial help,

Off-campus accommodation charges: 500 to 600 CAD/month

Humber College currently has 27,000 full-time students, and it's one of Canada's largest community colleges. Humber College is a public college, and it's a member of Polytechnics. The nearest airport is Toronto Pearson International Airport (11 mins).

It offers a broad range of 150 programs of focused career credentials, including bachelor's degrees, diplomas, and certificates.

At a Glance

It was established in 1967 and is located in Toronto, Canada

UG percentage cut off: 65%,

• Currently, 6,500 international students in the College
• 190 full-time programs in over 40 diverse disciplines,
• There are no. of activities in which students can participate like;

• Can work in student newspapers, 
• Participate in fitness classes, 
• In a radio and TV station

It is Toronto's first public college. Centennial College is an excellent institution for international students because it offers more than 95 diploma and certificate programs in engineering technology, business, communications, science, hospitality, and transportation.

Centennial College provides a comfortable environment with an excellent study structure.

At a Glance

• Centennial provides 24-hour access to online teaching facilities.

Offering Joint programs, second career programs, Bring-IT programs

• Established in 1966
• International students report high satisfaction with 93%.

Niagara College delivers more career-oriented engineering courses to students. It was the first College that taught brewery and winery as a certificate course to the students. It also has a wine sensory laboratory and three onsite vineyards. Now College has opened the Tourism Industry Development Centre (TIDC) to train students in the hospitality and tourism sector. The 40-acre on-campus teaching vineyard and 125-acre Niagara-on-the-Lake campus feature ecological lagoons, wetland systems, and landscaped gardens.

At a Glance

• Niagara College was established in 1967 at Welland,
• 88.1% of the graduates were employed within six months of graduation.
• The College has three campuses: the Welland Campus in Welland, the Niagara-on-the-Lake Campus in Niagara-on-the-Lake, and the Taif Campus in Ta'if, Saudi Arabia.

Sault Ste. Marie's OVC became the Sault Campus of the newly established Cambrian College in 1973, and its main Campus is located in Sudbury. The College spent over two million dollars spent as Scholarships, Awards, and Bursaries. Sault College is best known for one of the aviation and engineering programs in Canada.

At a Glance

• It was established in 1965 as the Sault Ste. Marie Ontario Vocational Centre (OVC),
• 150+ Post Graduation, Advanced Diploma, Certificate courses, continuing, and Distance education programs.
• 40,000 sq. Ft. Student Health and Wellness Centre facility.
• 2,400 full-time students and 4,500 part-time students. 

George Brown College Casa Loma

It is also known as George Brown College of Applied Arts and Technology. Over 5,000 industry partners with 89% employers satisfaction rate are available. The best advantage is that College is located where students are present in reach of the job market. Currently, it has over 15,000 distance education students from all over the world.

At a Glance

• Established in 1967.
• It offers 150+ specialized Certificate and diploma programs,
• 4,000 international students,
• No. of Campus: 3 campuses in Casa Loma Campus, St. James Campus, and Waterfront Campus

Georgian College is the first and only modernized college known for social innovation and innovator in higher education. It provides 130 industry-oriented programs in the automotive business, sciences, hospitality, management, computer studies, community safety, design, visual arts, liberal arts, health, engineering, tourism, human services, etc. Every year it grants scholarships and bursaries of over $3 million annually. Engineering and technology is the popular area of study of this College.

At a Glance

• Health programs have a high accreditation rating. 

• Canada's Public Health Agency accredited Veterinary Technician programs. 
• The Canadian Council on Animal Care (CCAC) 
• Certification of Good Animal Practice (GAP).

• Georgian College has more than 3,600 international students who belong to 85 countries across the world.

• Number of Campuses: 7 campus locations in Ontario, Barrie, Midland, Muskoka, Orangeville, Orillia, Owen Sound and Collingwood.
• Off-Campus living charges: CAD 350 to CAD 550 per month for shared rooms.