You will have plenty of flexibility as you plan your Engineering studies. Choose from a diverse range of undergraduate programs taken exclusively within the Faculty of Engineering, or combine your degree with a Bachelor of Arts or Science.
You might opt to complete a 15-credit science degree while also earning a Diploma in Engineering. If a breadth of educational areas appeal to you, consider multi-disciplinary study. With another three or four years of study, you can earn both a Bachelor of Science and a Bachelor of Engineering degree.
Your engineering education will be enriched through intensive training in the field. The co-operative education program in Engineering is optional, but provides a completely integrated program of academic study and industrial experience.
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Dalhousie Engineering and Associated University Students in Years I and II can now apply for their Engineering Discipline Choice on-line.
Once you’ve graduated, you’ll want to stay on top of the latest engineering developments. Our Continuing Technical Education program will ensure that, throughout your career, you’ll take advantage of developments and advances in your profession. Or, a Graduate Degree in Engineering may be for you!
