91AV


Electrical & Computer Engineering Bridge to UVic, Advanced Diploma

For direct entry into your third year at UVic.

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Program at a glance

Credential

Advanced Diploma

Work experience

Co-op / internship

Study options

Full-time

Open to International

Yes

Length

8 months

High demand

This program receives high interest. Apply early.

Electronics and Computer Engineering Bridge to the University of Victoria

Start in January

Students with an approved diploma in Computer, Electrical or Electronics Engineering Technology, or a related discipline, can take this one-year program to upgrade their mathematics, sciences, and related engineering knowledge in preparation for entering the third year of Engineering at the University of Victoria.

In demand

As an electrical or computer engineer, you’ll be trained in designing, developing, operating, maintaining and researching power distribution systems, automotive systems, communications systems, medical systems and a huge variety of electricity-dependent products and systems, ranging from tiny consumer products to alternative energy sources to huge hydroelectric dams.

Industry professionals and educators agree—the combination ofa Technology diploma and Engineering degree creates the most desirable type of engineer.

You will gain both hands-on experience with practical applied skills and an excellent knowledge of advanced engineering courses

The only program of its kind

The Electronics and Computer Engineering Bridge to the University of Victoria program is offered by 91AV with the cooperation of the .

The Engineering Bridge programs at Camosun are unique and recognized across Canada as an excellent transition from a technology diploma to an Engineering degree (UVic) or Applied Science degree (UBC).

The Electronics and Computer Engineering Bridge to the University of Victoria program is offered in the Winter and Fall semesters for entry into the third year of Engineering at the University of Victoria in January.

Although the Bridge programs are designed for graduates of technology diplomas delivered through Camosun,all graduates from accreditedprograms are welcome to apply.

Hands on learning

An Internship work term is optional for this program.

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What you'll learn

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Program outline

For more details, including courses, please see the program outline in the Academic Calendar.

Program outline

Advanced Diploma in Electrical & Computer Engineering

This eight-month program starts in January of each year, allowing subsequent entry into the third year at UVic in January. Once accepted into UVic you will be required to participate in mandatory co-operative education. However, some co-op work terms from your technology diploma may be transferable between institutions.

Uvic Engineering Bridge Information Booklet

Tuition and fees

Effective from September 1, 2024, to August 31, 2025

Estimated tuition

Tuition estimates are for the entire program.

Electrical & Computer Engineering Bridge to UVic, Advanced Diploma

$5,780 (domestic)
$16,432 (international)

Electrical & Computer Engineering Bridge to UVic, Advanced Diploma, Co-op designation

$6,600 (domestic)
$18,123 (international)

Domestic tuition fees vary depending on the individual course fees for the classes you select.

For International students visit: International Tuition & Fees.

Student fees

In addition to tuition estimates, student fees are calculated based on your enrolment. Refer to:Student Fees.

Financial assistance

You may need to find more than one source of funding to help pay for your education and living costs while attending college. Check out sources of money you don't need to pay back as well as those that need to be repaid.

Financial Aid & Awards

Admission requirements

This program is demanding and requires a high level of commitment. The admission process is designed to identify the students most likely to succeed at the University. The number of applicants meeting the minimum GPA standard for admission may be greater than the number of seats in the program. This may mean a higher GPA is used to determine admission eligibility.

All of:

  • High school transcripts - 1official copy
  • Other postsecondary transcripts - 1official copy
    • Regardless of relevance to engineering studies all post-secondary transcripts must be submitted

And one of:

  • A Diploma in Electrical or Computer Engineering Technology within the last 5 years with a minimum cumulative GPA of 5.0 (B) and no individual course marks below a "C" grade - 1official copy
  • A Diploma in Electrical or Computer Engineering Technology more than 5 years ago with a minimum cumulative GPA of 5.0 (B) and no individual course marks below a "C" grade - 1official copyand a Letter of Intent outlining work experience and or professional development since graduation
  • A diploma from another closely related discipline within the last 5 years with a minimum cumulative GPA of 5.0 (B) and no individual course marks below a "C" grade and approved by the Engineering Bridge Coordinator - 1official copy

Note:

  • 91AV diploma graduates are not required to submit their Camosun transcripts
  • "In progress" transcripts may be accepted if students are currently enrolled in the final courses of their diploma program.The courses must be completed prior to acceptance for admission.
  • Diploma programs must be accreditedby Technology Accreditation Canada (TAC)to beeligiblefor admission. Other Canadian technology programs not accredited by TAC may be considered but will require the submission of detailed course descriptions (syllabi) for all courses.

Admission Selection Process

Stage One

GPA is calculated using all courses taken toward completion of a student's Technology diploma, including all course repeats.

Stage Two

A joint meeting is held between the University of Victoria and 91AV in order to rank the applicants based on the GPA achieved to determine which applicants will be offered admission to the Bridge program.The final decision is made by the receiving university.

When you apply you will need to submit proof that you meet the program admission requirements listed above. Where a letter grade is specified, you must have proof of that grade or higher.

For more details, including courses, please see the program outline in the Academic Calendar: Loading...

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Application period: Jan 15 – June 1, 2024
Document deadline: June 15, 2024

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If you have admissions questions contact us today!

If you have questions about what you can expect to learn in your technology bridge classes contactengbridge@camosun.ca

Engineering Bridge Coordinator: Peter Burrage

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Peter Burrage

Peter Burrage

Program Leader - Engineering Bridge, Instructor - Civil Engineering

burrage@camosun.ca
250–370–4443
Technologies Centre

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Ian Browning

Ian Browning

Instructor, Electronics and Computer Engineering

browning@camosun.ca
250–370–4432, 250-370-3329

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 Ian Cameron

Ian Cameron

Instructor, Electronics and Computer Engineering

cameron@camosun.ca
250-370-4439
Technologies Centre

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Justin Curran

Justin Curran

Instructor, Electronics and Computer Engineering

jcurran@camosun.ca
250–370–4459

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Trevor Curtis

Instructor, Electronics and Computer Engineering

curtis@camosun.ca
250-370-4431
Centre for Business and Access

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Gurbinder Dhade

Gurbinder Dhade

Instructor, Electronics and Computer Engineering

dhadeg@camosun.ca
250-370-4450
Centre for Business and Access

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Alan Duncan

Alan Duncan

Instructor - Electronics and Computer Engineering

duncana@camosun.ca
250-370-4433
TEC 210

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Mel Dundas

Mel Dundas

Instructor, Electronics and Computer Engineering

dundas@camosun.ca
250-370-4434
Technologies Centre

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Sahitya Yadav Kandur

Sahitya Yadav Kandur

Instructor, Electronics and Computer Engineering

KasndurS@camosun.ca
250–370–4420

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Wayne Mayes

Wayne Mayes

Instructor, Electronics and Computer Engineering

mayes@camosun.ca
250-370-4643
Technologies Centre

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Godfried Pimlott

Godfried Pimlott

Instructor, Electronics and Computer Engineering

pimlott@camosun.ca
250–370–4430

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Todd Rayson

Todd Rayson

Instructor, Electronics and Computer Engineering

raysont@camosun.ca
250-370-4573
Technologies Centre

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 Lindsay Stretch

Lindsay Stretch

Instructor, Electronics and Computer Engineering

stretch@camosun.ca
250–370–4650

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 Joyce van de Vegte

Joyce van de Vegte

Instructor, Electronics and Computer Engineering

vandevegte@camosun.ca
250–370–4438

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James van Oort

Department Chair, Electronics and Computer Engineering

vanOort@camosun.ca
250-370-4528
Technologies Centre

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Phil Vreugdenhil

Instructor, Electronics and Computer Engineering

vreugdenhilp@camosun.ca
250-370-4622
Centre for Business and Access

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John Yang

John Yang

Instructor, Electronics and Computer Engineering

yang@camosun.ca
250–370–4213
Technologies Building

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Mozhgan Moazzen zadeh-Bacon

Mozhgan Moazzen zadeh-Bacon

Instructor, Electronics and Computer Engineering

baconm@camosun.ca
250–370–4623

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Learn more

For more details, including courses, please see the program outline in the Academic Calendar.

Contact information

Peter Burrage

Engineering Bridge Department

Campus location

Technologies Building (TEC) 169

Location link

Interurban Campus

250-370-4443

engbridge@camosun.ca


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