Campus Locations
Main
1301 16 Ave NW
Calgary, AB
T2M 0L4
403-284-7248
Crane Operator and Ironworker Facility
10490 – 72 Street SE
Calgary, AB
T2C 5P6
403-210-4020
Mayland Heights
1940 Centre Avenue NE
Calgary, AB
T2E 0A7
403-210-4150
Art Smith Aero Centre for Training and Technology
1916 McCall Landing NE
Calgary, AB
T2E 9B5
403-284-7018
The Tastemarket Canadian Kitchen
444 7 Avenue SW
Calgary, AB
T2P 0X8
403-284-8220
Applied Research at SAIT
The research teams and facilities at SAIT’s Applied Research and Innovation Services respond to the innovation needs of industry with a fast, focused and flexible model, both within its existing mature research areas and emerging, industry-driven disciplines. SAIT has 450,000 sq. ft. available for applied research projects.
SAIT’s research spaces and centres include:
Discover SAIT’s ARIS
Leading Change in Community Upskilling
In a 2022 study in collaboration with Leger, Polytechnics Canada found that more than 90 per cent of Canadian workers and employers recognized the importance of lifelong learning. Exemplifying the commitment of polytechnics to upskilling, SAIT delivers corporate training solutions through its ongoing partnership with Rocky View County in Alberta. Since 2018, County employees have signed on for training on topics ranging from technology to productivity, communications to customer service. SAIT Corporate Training continues to adjust course offerings and delivery methods to respond to evolving business needs.
Discover the scope of SAIT’s Corporate Training Solutions.
Pioneering Innovations in Energy Security
The Southern Alberta Institute of Technology is a driving force in Alberta’s cutting-edge research landscape, connecting academics and innovators to develop tangible, industry-focused solutions. For example, a collaboration between SAIT’s Applied Research and Innovation Services and IS Energy is making operations in Canada’s energy sector more sustainable. The two developed a new flow meter to measure the oil, gas and water ratio within onshore oil pipes without requiring the three to be separated. Not only is the device robust enough to withstand the extremes of Canadian weather, but it also allows real-time monitoring, lower greenhouse gas emissions and improved efficiency.
Learn more about SAIT’s applied research capabilities.