Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering Technology Undergraduate Certificate

Fairleigh Dickinson University - Vancouver offers international students a focused North American study option in one of Canada’s most dynamic cities. Established in 2007 as an international campus of Fairleigh Dickinson University, the Vancouver location blends U.S. academic standards with Canadian multiculturalism. Small class sizes and personalized attention help students adjust quickly and build practical skills that support academic progression or entry to the workforce.

The campus currently delivers a single, carefully designed program that emphasizes academic fundamentals, critical thinking and career-ready competencies. Students benefit from structured advising, targeted academic support and opportunities to develop language and research skills. Faculty and staff aim to create a welcoming environment with clear pathways to continue studies or connect with local internship opportunities in Vancouver’s diverse economy.

Living and studying in Vancouver adds value beyond the classroom: the city is known for safety, cultural diversity and strong industries in technology, film and environmental services. International students can access community resources, transit and immigration guidance while enjoying a high quality of life. Prospective students seeking a compact, internationally oriented campus with direct ties to an established U.S. university will find FDU Vancouver a pragmatic launching point for a global academic journey.

The Mechanical Engineering Technology Undergraduate Certificate, offered by the Lee Gildart and Oswald Haase School of Computer Sciences and Engineering at the Metropolitan Campus, Teaneck, New Jersey, prepares students for careers in mechanical engineering technology, specifically for mechanical contractors in areas like HVAC, steam and product piping. This 15-credit program covers technical skills with modules in Estimating I, Fluid Mechanics, Applied Thermodynamics, and more, tailored to the sector's demands.