Bachelor of Engineering

The University of Saskatchewan calls this its RE-ENGINEERED program. Learners at USask will see an emphasis on student success and engagement in a competency based, modular program meaning students take shorter, more focused courses as opposed to courses that span the full semester. It offers review resources, built-in study groups, and daily help sessions to keep students moving.

The flex schedule means students can balance their school work with other aspects of their lives, and even have the option to spread first-year courses across two years to aid in the transition to engineering, while still maintaining a full-time student status.

Admission Requirements

• High School Diploma or equivalent.
• Chemistry, Physics, and Pre-Calculus.
• Minimum average of 70 percent average.

What You’ll Learn

• Master foundational engineering principles in mathematics, physics, and design while applying them to real-world problems.
• Develop teamwork, critical thinking, and communication skills through collaborative projects and active learning.
• Self-assess and refine their understanding using USask’s iterative competency-based assessments, preparing them to confidently choose their engineering discipline.