College Diploma – Engineering Technology – First Year to Electronics Engineering Technology – Biomedical (Transfer to Ridge Road Campus)

The Electronics Engineering Technology – Biomedical program combines a strong foundation in electronics with specialized technical training to manage, maintain, and optimize medical instrumentation in clinical and healthcare settings:

• Common Engineering First Year: Starts with a common initial engineering technology year where students complete their first two semesters before transferring (from Gander campus to Ridge Road campus) for upper-year coursework and intersession training.

• Specialized Biomedical Scope: Integrates electronics fundamentals with anatomy, physiology, chemistry, biochemistry, healthcare safety protocols, and microprocessor applications in medical settings.

• Instrumentation Maintenance & Calibration: Teaches troubleshooting, calibration, design modification, and operation of electro-medical devices—including monitoring systems, defibrillators, electrosurgery units, imaging devices, clinical lab instruments, and dialysis delivery systems.

• Diagnostic & Safety Analyzers: Employs specialized biomedical test equipment such as patient parameter simulators, pressure/flow measurement tools, electrosurgical analyzers, and electrical safety analyzers.

• IT & Networked Systems: Trains technicians to operate and maintain Linux-based medical instrumentation within secure wireless hospital network environments.

• Special Consideration: May not be suitable for applicants who do not have normal color perception due to color-coded wiring, schematics, and diagnostic components.

Academic Background: Grade 12 / High School Completion.

Minimum GPA: 60.0%

Minimum Language Test Scores:

• IELTS: 6.0

• TOEFL: 79.0

• PTE: 53.0

• Duolingo: 105

Direct Admission:

• Applicants awaiting official language test results can apply directly and receive a conditional offer, provided qualifying passing scores are submitted prior to receiving a final offer letter.