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Diploma in Civil Engineering Technology, Red River college

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About this course

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This full-time diploma program at RRC Polytech is designed to help students learn how to design systems and infrastructures that support our economy and promote growth. Starting with a common first year, students develop fundamental skills in math, science, communication, and computer applications, using state-of-the-art software and equipment. After this foundational year, students select one of five specialized fields—architectural/engineering technology, environmental engineering technology, geomatics technology, municipal engineering technology, or structural engineering technology—to pursue until graduation. The program emphasizes practical learning, with work opportunities integrated into the curriculum, including two paid co-op terms, which help students gain real-world industry experience, build networks, and prepare for careers.

Why this course is highly recommended

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This program offers a balanced mix of theoretical learning and practical experience, with opportunities for paid co-op placements, industry connections, and hands-on use of state-of-the-art tools. Graduates are highly employable, with recent grads achieving an average salary of $51k and a 91% employment rate. The curriculum prepares students to work in multiple sectors—municipal, structural, architectural, and environmental—giving them versatile skills and a strong foundation for their careers. The program also emphasizes industry readiness, technical skills, and ongoing professional development.

Specialisation

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Students choose from five specialization programs after their first year: Architectural/Engineering Technology, Environmental Engineering Technology, Geomatics Technology, Municipal Engineering Technology, or Structural Engineering Technology. Each specialization focuses on different aspects of civil engineering, such as building systems design, water resources, surveying, municipal infrastructure, or structural analysis. These specializations come with their own diploma, curriculum, knowledge focus, and career opportunities, allowing students to tailor their education to their career interests.

Course fees

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Application fees

12.25L

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1st year tuition fees

12.25L

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Living cost

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Degree requirements

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The program results in a diploma after 32 months of full-time study. Students must complete all coursework and co-op placements as outlined in their specialization curriculum. The application process requires a formal entry, and specific admission requirements must be met, with additional supports available for indigenous and international students.
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English language test

IELTS

6

TOEFL

80

PTE

54

DUOLINGO

115

Want to learn more about the admission process, eligibility criteria, and acceptance rates for international students? Visit the Red River college admission page for complete details.

Career prospects

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Graduates from this program can pursue roles such as contractor, project manager, estimator, geotechnical engineering technician, site inspector, land surveyor, water/wastewater treatment officer, structural designer, and many more. The diverse skill set developed through the program opens pathways into construction, environmental management, municipal infrastructure, structural design, and surveying, with high employment potential and competitive salaries.

FAQs

What is the length of the program?

The program lasts for 32 months, offered full-time on the Notre Dame Campus.

Are work placements included?

Yes, students participate in two paid co-op terms, gaining industry experience before graduation.