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Help please to choose university

hvacid
hvacid Member Posts: 5
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I want to become an HVAC Design Engineer and I have received admission offers from 4 Canadian Universities: Concordia (Montreal), Carleton (Ottawa), University of Windsor ( Windsor, Ontario) and University of Western Ontario (London, Ontario). These are only the universities that can give HVAC education in Canada. But I do not know which one gives the best professional education. May be somebody heared about these universities or some of them. Can you give me a suggestion in which university I can become the strongest specialist?

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  • Mad Dog
    Mad Dog Member Posts: 2,595
    Not sure, Im a yank, but check out their alumni associations

    and TALK to the graduates.....what are they doing now...how are they doing......they will help you decide, brother - good luck. mad dog

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  • flange
    flange Member Posts: 153


    dont be shy about calling some local firms and asking what they think, you know like the ones who would ultimately hire you.
  • S Ebels
    S Ebels Member Posts: 2,322
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    Ferris State University in Big Rapids Michigan. I don't know if attending in the States is an option for you but they have an HVAC department that is widely acclaimed to be one of the top in the world. They just finished a new lab this past year with all state of the art equipment and from the pics I've seen it's impressive. My son attended there for their 2 year program. They also have full 4 year plus graduate programs if you wish to delve into the full blown engineering end of things.
  • hvacid
    hvacid Member Posts: 5


    Thank you, guys, very much for your tips. It os not a very bad idea to talk to graduates and companies. Thank you!
  • Ken D.
    Ken D. Member Posts: 836
    University

    As I remember, there was a good mechanical dept. at Humber College. I believe it is in Ottawa.
  • Uni R
    Uni R Member Posts: 663
    Uni4HVAC

    Actually, Humber College is in Toronto. I keep meaning to ask my cousin who is an engineering prof at Windsor which schools are the best candidates. HVAC specialization aside, you probably can't beat UWO (University of Western Ontario) as a university. Western has an excellent campus and is very well funded through its alumni. None of the other universities are nearly as nice. All of its campuses and facilities are top notch. U of Ottawa is pretty nice. Concordia is stuck in the language funding issue. If you go to school in Montreal, Universit
  • MikeB34
    MikeB34 Member Posts: 155
    go with

    WIndsor o western.

    Both are excellent and the windsor campus has an excellent rep for its engineering and law courses.
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