107 Bachelor's degrees in Software Engineering in Canada

The Computer Engineering programme at the University of Ottawa provides a comprehensive education in hardware and software design. This public bachelor degree focuses on microprocessor systems and robotics. Students benefit from a flexible curriculum and co-operative education options during their full-time studies.

Software engineers (SEs) are engineers who specialise in designing, building, testing, and maintaining the software in computer systems. We offer a bachelor degree in Software Engineering at McMaster University.

The Software Engineering programme at the University of Guelph offers a comprehensive public education in modern system design. This bachelor degree focuses on collaborative development and project management. Students engage in full-time study to master professional standards and theoretical foundations in a dynamic environment.

The Software Engineering Major program offered by McGill University provides a broad introduction to the principles of computer science and covers in depth the design and development of software systems.

The Honours Bachelor of Artificial Intelligence (Hons) at Durham College is a comprehensive programme designed for those passionate about AI. Spanning nine semesters, this in-person degree provides students with hands-on experience and industry-relevant skills, preparing them for dynamic careers in the ever-evolving AI landscape.

The Computer Science programme at Northern College is a full-time, seven-semester bachelor's degree delivered in partnership with Algoma University. This unique pathway allows students to gain hands-on technical expertise and theoretical computing knowledge, preparing them for diverse roles within the global technology sector.

The Computation Arts - Computer Science (BFA) at Concordia University Montréal is a full-time undergraduate programme spanning three to four years. This unique degree combines creative digital arts with rigorous technical training, allowing students to master both computational theory and interactive multimedia design.