153 Bachelor's degrees in Canada

The Civil Engineering program of the British Columbia Institute of Technology prepares students for professional engineering practice. With a focus on developing strong skills in engineering science and design, communications, and management, the program presents many opportunities to develop critical thinking, problem solving and creative abilities.

The Biomedical Engineering programme at the University of Guelph is a comprehensive four to five-year degree. Available in a public study mode, this curriculum merges engineering design with human health. Students gain vital expertise in medical innovation and anatomy to improve quality of life through technology.

The Water Resources Engineering programme at the University of Guelph is a public bachelor degree focused on sustainable land and water management. This comprehensive course offers a full-time duration with an optional five-year co-op stream, providing students with essential technical skills and professional experience.

The Manufacturing Engineering (Honours) at Ontario Tech University is a four-year, full-time public programme. This unique degree focuses on advanced production processes, robotics, and intelligent controls. Students engage in hands-on learning within Canada's only accredited curriculum of this specific type.

The Mechatronics Engineering (Honours) at Ontario Tech University is a full-time, four-year B.Eng. programme. This public course integrates mechanical, electrical, and software systems to develop advanced robotics and medical devices. Students gain hands-on expertise through modern labs and optional co-op placements.

Chemical engineers—sometimes known as process engineers—design, implement and improve technology to make life more comfortable and safe, while minimizing the effect that we have on the environment. Enroll now in the Chemical Engineering: Biochemical BEng program at University of Saskatchewan!

Throughout Mechatronic Systems Engineering from Western University - Canada you take core courses in Electrical and Computer Engineering as well as core courses in Mechanical and Materials Engineering.

Bioengineering offered by McGill University uses analytical methods to quantitatively describe biology, but also draws upon the sophistication of living systems as a tool to design and create. 

Software Engineering from Western University - Canada applies computer science and engineering principles to the creation, operation, and maintenance of software systems. 

As a graduate in Electrical Engineering from University of New Brunswick you will oversee the production, transmission and use of electricity.

Theory is important, but so is the opportunity to put it into practice. Because the Engineering - Electrical Engineering BEng program offered at Sheridan College is one of the few in Canada that embrace the CDIO Initiative (Conceive, Design, Implement and Operate), you’ll spend up to 50% of your class time working in labs.

This Engineering in Software Engineering course from Thompson Rivers University provides strong foundations in principles and practice of software systems development, and related computing technologies.

At University of Guelph the discipline of Mechatronics Engineering intersects the fields of mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering, as well as artificial intelligence. Mechatronics engineers are skilled in combining these disciplines to design hardware and software for automation, autonomous systems, and smart, computer-controlled devices.

Space Engineering at York University equips undergraduates with technical skills to design and manage space systems. Based in the Lassonde School of Engineering, this public study route blends systems engineering, mission design, hardware and software development, testing and in‑orbit operations, with co‑op placements.

Mechanical Engineering at York University is an accredited undergraduate programme in the Lassonde School of Engineering that combines design, materials, robotics, renewable energy and advanced manufacturing. Students can pursue co‑op placements and specialist streams while studying in a public study mode.

Civil Engineering graduates from McGill University use and develop modern technology to meet the needs of our changing society. Concerns for environmental quality, energy conservation, infrastructure restoration and public safety now shape the role of civil engineers.

The Mechanical Engineering programme at Memorial University of Newfoundland is a five-year, public study track. This Bachelor of Engineering degree integrates academic rigour with up to two years of practical work experience. Students engage in full-time learning to master the design and maintenance of complex mechanical systems.

Electrical engineers design and manage power systems, communications networks and electronic products. They work on the electrical and electronic equipment and systems that are transforming our way of life. Apply to the Electrical Engineering BEng program offered by University of Saskatchewan.

The Chemical Engineering program from McMaster University uses the basic principles of chemistry, math, physics, biology and economics to design, operate and troubleshoot processes used to manufacture materials, develop energy sources and create new products from the nanoscale to automobiles. 

The Environmental Engineering programme at Carleton University is a public bachelor degree designed to protect vital natural resources. This full-time course of study focuses on climate and science to ensure safe water and clean air. Students develop technical skills to build a sustainable future for the next generation.