13 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

This Engineering Chemistry BSc course from Queen's University is dually accredited- meaning when you graduate, you will be eligible to become both a chartered chemist and a professional engineer.

This Civil Engineering BSc course from Queen's University is focused on the infrastructure that supports a society.

Throughout the Computer Engineering BSc course from Queen's University you will have the opportunity to take a project-based course to propose, design, build, test, and present a viable project that produces a tangible result.

This Mechanical and Materials Engineering BSc course from Queen's University will prepare you with the professional skills needed to excel in the broad field of mechanical engineering, with the opportunity to specialize in biomechanical or materials engineering.

This Mining Engineering BSc course from Queen's University will teach you how to improve the safety, efficiency, and sustainability of mining processes and operations. You’ll study the wide range of disciplines involved in locating, extracting, refining, and disposing of mineral and metal products and by-products.

This Engineering Physics BSc course from Queen's University allows students to apply the knowledge of fundamental physical principles underlying modern technology and processes. 

This Biomedical Computation (Hons) BSc course from Queen's University introduces you to one of the most promising fields in health research. 

This Electrical Engineering BSc course from Queen's University is a broad discipline that spans from the physical world to the purely information-based world. Electrical Engineers are the minds that develop electronic circuits, semiconductor lasers, microprocessors, electric motors, communications networks, robotic systems, medical instruments, avionics, and more.

This Mechatronics and Robotics Engineering course from Queen's University  is a direct-entry degree program. This means that you enter directly into the MRE discipline from high school, rather than taking a general engineering first year and selecting your discipline in second year.

Technological Education, BEd course from Queen's University will prepare you to teach grades 9-12 in one of the many broad-based technological areas that are taught in Ontario, including communications technology, computer technology, health care, green industries, technological design, and more.

This Chemical Engineering BSc course from Queen's University will cover the diversity of knowledge needed in chemical engineering.

The Geological Engineering BSc course from Queen's University geological engineers will conduct geological and geotechnical studies to assess clean-up strategies or the suitability of locations for an array of infrastructure, environmental, mining operations, and energy projects.

This Mathematics and Engineering BSc course from Queen's University is the only engineering program in North America that is offered by a mathematics department.