Faculty of Engineering and Architectural Science
Undergraduate Programs
Undergraduate programs in the Faculty of Engineering and Architectural Science provide students with a strong grounding in theoretical fundamentals supported by practical, professionally oriented learning experiences. Our courses, lab assignments, design projects, internships and co-op programs prepare students to hit the ground running from the moment they graduate. We offer a broad range of specializations in our programs, which enable students to custom-design their education.
For aerospace engineers, the sky isn't the limit - it's just the beginning. These engineers study advanced technologies to design and manufacture vehicles for air and space travel.
Architects transform our surroundings and are constantly developing more sustainable ways to effect change through design.
Biomedical engineers hold the promise of making a tangible difference in the health of humanity.
Chemical engineers are the driving force behind environmentally friendly fuels, improved solid-waste treatment, cleaner air and water, better-tasting food and new pharmaceuticals.
Civil engineers create the infrastructure to support our civilization and to keep people moving.
Every second, information moves silently across the globe. From gaming to digital communications, computer engineers keep us connected around the clock.
Electrical engineers understand, manipulate and utilize electrical phenomena. They convert wind, solar and hydro-electric power into usable energy that we see in our everyday lives.
Industrial engineers study the human element in the design and operation of complex systems, improving safety, efficiency and performance standards.
For mechanical engineers, the wheels are always turning. These engineers develop devices to drive generators, engines, turbines, elevators, biomedical implants, artificial limbs, and more.
This entry option provides the opportunity for students to learn more about the various engineering disciplines before selecting a plan of study.
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