Future Undergraduate
As an undergraduate student at the Faculty of Engineering and Architectural Science (FEAS), you will have the opportunity to continuously improve yourself, your chosen profession and the world. The knowledge, hands-on experience and inclusive perspective you gain here will help you accomplish great things one day: from discovering green sources of energy, to finding new ways to combat disease, to developing more sustainable building systems and materials.
At FEAS, you’ll be empowered to find more than your career path—you’ll be empowered to find your purpose.
Undergraduate Programs
Our undergraduate programs offer you a strong grounding in theoretical fundamentals supported by practical, professionally-oriented learning experiences. Our courses, lab assignments, design projects and co-operative internships prepare you to hit the ground running from the moment you graduate.
New Students
Check out what steps you need to take as a new student from academics, residence, finances, activating your student portal, email, OneCard and more!
Student Experience
Your university years are a time for growth and discovery. Find out how our undergraduates are developing, connecting and enjoying their FEAS student experience, and how you can, too.
First-Year Engineering Office
Our dedicated team is here to help you transition into university life. From academic advisement to math tutoring, counselling and more, the First-Year Engineering Office gives you access to essential resources and support.
Accelerated MASc Pathway
Want to achieve grad school greatness? For exceptional students in the Faculty of Engineering and Architectural Science who show interest and aptitude in research, this prestigious program can fast-track your studies by up to one year. Discover our accelerated master of applied science (MASc) pathway program.
Student Spotlight
"Toronto Metropolitan University’s aerospace engineering program has given me a world of opportunity. From being involved with various student societies to securing an internship at Pratt & Whitney, Toronto Metropolitan University has consistently helped promote my success!"
Renee Vettivelu
Aerospace Engineering ‘19
