Programs
The institute confers certificates, diplomas, applied degrees and degrees. NAIT's new four-year baccalaureate degrees (Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management and Bachelor of Applied Business Administration) were launched in 2007.
Master Degree
- Master of Business Adminstration in Community Economic Development through Cape Breton University
Baccalaureate Degrees:
- Bachelor of Business Administration
- Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management
- Bachelor of Health Informatics (Under Provincial review)
- Bachelor of Technology in Construction Project Management (Under Provincial review)
Applied Degrees:
- Bachelor of Applied Business Administration - Accounting
- Bachelor of Applied Business Administration - Finance
- Bachelor of Applied Information Systems Technology
Diploma Programs/Associate Degrees:
- Alternative Energy Technology
- Animal Health Technology
- Architectural Technology
- Biological Sciences Technology - Environmental Sciences
- Biological Sciences Technology - Laboratory and Research
- Biological Sciences Technology - Renewable Resources
- Biological Sciences Technology - Year 1
- Biomedical Engineering Technology
- Building Environmental Systems Technology
- Business Administration - Accounting
- Business Administration - Finance
- Business Administration - Human Resources Management
- Business Administration - Management
- Business Administration - Marketing
- Business Administration - Year 1
- Business for Journeymen Management Diploma
- Captioning and Court Reporting
- Chemical Engineering Technology
- Chemical Technology
- Civil Engineering Technology
- Combined Laboratory and X-Ray Technology
- Computer Engineering Technology
- Construction Engineering Technology
- Culinary Arts
- Cytotechnology
- Dental Technology
- Denturist Technology
- Diagnostic Medical Sonography
- Digital Media and IT
- Electrical Engineering Technology
- Electronics Engineering Technology
- Emergency Medical Technology - Paramedic
- Engineering Design and Drafting Technology
- Forest Technology
- Geological Technology
- Geomatics Engineering Technology
- Hospitality Management
- Industrial Heavy Equipment Technology
- Instrumentation Engineering Technology
- Interior Design Technology
- Landscape Architectural Technology
- Magnetic Resonance
- Materials Engineering Technology
- Mechanical Engineering Technology
- Medical Laboratory Technology
- Medical Radiologic Technology
- Nanotechnology Systems
- Network Engineering Technology
- Occupational Health and Safety
- Personal Fitness Trainer
- Petroleum Engineering Technology
- Photographic Technology
- Power Engineering Technology
- Radio & Television - Radio
- Radio & Television - Television
- Respiratory Therapy
- Wireless Systems Engineering Technology
Certificate Programs:
- Applied Banking and Business
- Auto Body Technician, Pre-employment
- Automotive Service Technician, Pre-employment
- Baking
- CNC Machinist Technician
- Computer Network Administrator
- Dental Assisting
- Graphic Communications
- HVAC Specialist
- Machining Technician Certificate
- Medical Laboratory Assisting
- Medical Transcription
- Millwork and Carpentry
- Motorcycle Mechanic Technician
- Power Engineering - 4th Class
- Power Sports Mechanic Technician
- Retail Meatcutting
- Veterinary Medical Assistant
- Water and Wastewater Technician
- Welding Technician Certificate
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