Mechanical Engineering Technology

About this programme

Mechanical engineering technology (MET) bridges engineering and technical fields, supporting diverse and rewarding career opportunities. It combines theories of science and engineering with practical hands-on applications to problem solve and innovate. Its focused content and two-year delivery also makes MET an ideal choice for anyone interested in exploring a technical field, or seeking to shift career paths. Mechanical engineering technologists (METs) are involved in all stages of design, development, and implementation - supporting projects from conception to completion and ongoing operation in a broad spectrum of industries. Whether you want to flex your design and analytical skills or make and influence policy and process improvements, the versatile education within the MET program provides the necessary foundation. This foundation encompasses three primary areas of content focus and integration: The overall program intent is to develop an individual whose skillset makes them an effective, contributing team-member from the start. Your fundamental curiosity and commitment to continued learning in the field will also allow you to pursue diverse roles of increasing complexity and responsibility throughout your career. Mechanical Engineering Technology graduates are working in many different industries, both in Saskatchewan and worldwide. Locally, resource extraction and processing, manufacturing, the built environment, as well as research and design are dominant employment sectors. METs are also well poised to serve emerging fields such as energy management and decarb