Machinery

Graduates of the Machinery Program can find employment in public and private sector organizations operating in technical fields such as machinery manufacturing, metalworking, the automotive and supplier industries, the defense industry, energy, maintenance and repair, production, quality control, technical service, computer-aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM), CNC applications, and measurement and control.

Graduates can work in roles such as production technician, maintenance and repair technician, quality control technician, CNC operator/programmer, technical drafter, CAD/CAM personnel, production planning support staff, and technical service personnel. Additionally, provided they meet the necessary requirements, they have the opportunity to start their own businesses or continue their education by transferring to relevant undergraduate programs.