
From Nigeria to Canada: Lanre’s journey in avionics engineering
testimonial • June 27, 2025

Originally from Nigeria, Lanre’s study journey has taken him across the globe to Dartmouth, Nova Scotia where he’s now studying avionics engineering at Nova Scotia Community College.
What is avionics engineering?
Avionics engineers are responsible for the very aircraft systems that make flight possible. Students can learn how to fix advanced aircraft controls, electronic systems, and electrical parts used in the cockpit. From flight navigation to system repairs, this growing industry is at the heart of aerospace innovation.

Studying avionics in Canada lets you...
- Solve problems using math and physics
- Train in cutting-edge labs and facilities
- Learn directly from professionals in the field
- Gain transferable skills you can use in other industries like power generation, electronics, and hydraulics
Take your education to new heights
Considering a career in this high-demand industry? Many institutions across Canada offer world-class avionics programs:
- Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC), Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
- Concordia University, Montréal, Quebec
- Mohawk College of Applied Arts and Technology, Hamilton, Ontario
- Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT), Calgary, Alberta
- British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT), Richmond, British Columbia
Hear Lanre sharing his own Canadian study experiences in our latest video:
From Canadian dishes to classrooms: International student stories (Transcript)
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