Mar 23, 2013
Get An Engineering Degree in Canada
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Canada is a popular choice among students because of Canada’s high academic standards and rigorous quality controls which earn them a high-quality degree and opens new opportunities for them. The quality of education and living standards in Canada are equivalent to any other developed country but the cost of living and tuition fees are generally lower than in other countries such as the United States and United Nations.
The multi-cultural society with almost all the ethnic groups found in Canada, it’s not hard for international students to find their ethnic food and recreation activities. Under Canada’s highly dynamic and practical academic environment, you will not only acquire knowledge and skills in analysis and communication, but you will also develop your trans-cultural skills. Also, you’ll have incredible exposure to meet like-minded individuals and gain valuable experience through student-run governments, radio, newspapers and businesses.
Engineering courses offered by Universities of Canada:
Mcgill University-Faculty of Engineering
Courses:
| Name of the Degree/Course |
Subject
|
|
B.Eng
|
Chemical Engineering
|
|
B.Eng
|
Mechanical Engineering
|
|
M.Eng
|
Chemical Engineering (Thesis)
|
|
B.Eng
|
Civil Engineering
|
|
B.Eng
|
Software Engineering
|
|
M.Eng
|
Electrical Engineering (Thesis)
|
|
B.Eng
|
Computer Engineering
|
|
M.Eng
|
Biomedical Engineering
|
|
M.Eng
|
Mechanical Engineering
|
|
B.Eng
|
Electrical Engineering
|
University of Alberta- Faculty of Engineering
 Courses:
| Name of the Degree/Course |
Subject
|
|
B.Eng
|
Chemical Engineering
|
|
B.Eng
|
Materials Engineering
|
|
M.Eng
|
Chemical Engineering, Process Control, and Materials Engineering
|
|
B.Eng
|
Civil Engineering
|
|
B.Eng
|
Mechanical Engineering
|
|
M.Eng
|
Civil and Environmental Engineering
|
|
B.Eng
|
Computer Engineering
|
|
B.Eng
|
Mining Engineering
|
|
M.Eng
|
Electrical and Computer Engineering
|
|
B.Eng
|
Electrical Engineering
|
|
B.Eng
|
Petroleum Engineering
|
|
M.Eng
|
Mechanical Engineering
|
University of British Columbia-Faculty of Applied Science (Engineering)
Courses:
| Name of the Degree/Course |
Subject
|
|
B.A.Sc
|
Civil Engineering
|
|
B.A.Sc
|
Mechanical Engineering
|
|
M.Eng
|
Civil Engineering
|
|
B.A.Sc
|
Computer Engineering
|
|
B.A.Sc
|
Mining Engineering
|
|
M.Eng
|
Electrical and Computer Engineering
|
|
B.A.Sc
|
Electrical Engineering
|
|
M.Eng
|
Biomedical Engineering
|
|
M.Eng
|
Mechanical Engineering
|
|
B.A.Sc
|
Materials Engineering
|
University of Calgary – Schullich school of Engineering
 Courses:
| Name of the Degree/Course |
Subject
|
|
B.S
|
Chemical Engineering
|
|
B.S
|
Mechanical Engineering
|
|
M.eng
|
Chemical and Petroleum Engineering
|
|
B.S
|
Civil Engineering
|
|
B.S
|
Oil & Gas Engineering
|
|
M.Eng
|
Civil Engineering
|
|
B.S
|
Computer Engineering
|
|
B.S
|
Software Engineering
|
|
M.Eng
|
Electrical and Computer Engineering
|
|
B.S
|
Electrical Engineering
|
|
M.Eng
|
Biomedical Engineering
|
|
M.eng
|
Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering
|
University of Toronto – Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering
Courses:
| Name of the Degree/Course |
Subject
|
|
B.A.Sc
|
Bioengineering
|
|
B.A.Sc
|
Materials Engineering
|
|
M.Eng
|
Civil Engineering
|
|
B.A.Sc
|
Chemical Engineering
|
|
B.A.Sc
|
Mechanical Engineering
|
|
M.Eng
|
Electrical and Computer Engineering
|
|
B.A.Sc
|
Civil Engineering
|
|
M.Eng
|
Chemical Engineering
|
|
M.Eng
|
Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
|
|
B.A.Sc
|
Electrical & Computer Engineering
|
University of Waterloo-Faculty of Engineering
Courses:Â
|
Name of the Degree/Course
|
Subject
|
|
B.Eng
|
Chemical Engineering
|
|
B.Eng
|
Mechanical Engineering
|
|
M.Eng
|
Civil and Environmental Engineering
|
|
B.Eng
|
Civil Engineering
|
|
B.Eng
|
Nanotechnology Engineering
|
|
M.Eng
|
Electrical and Computer Engineering
|
|
B.Eng
|
Computer Engineering
|
|
M.Eng
|
Chemical Engineering
|
|
M.Eng
|
Mechanical and Mechatronics Engineering
|
|
B.Eng
|
Electrical Engineering
|
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