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Duration
4 years
Tuition
$47,120
Toronto
Sep 1-Sep 1
Commitment
Full-Time
Delivery
Classroom
Credential
Degree
Year Founded
2003
Scholarships
yes
Ontario Tech University’s unique Bachelor of Engineering program lets students work together in their first year as they build a foundation in engineering principles, before moving into a specific program in their second year. The Comprehensive Engineering program is intended and specifically designed for those students who are still undecided on exactly what stream of engineering they wish to follow.
By the start of year two, learners will decide between automotive, electrical, energy, industrial, manufacturing, mechatronics, nuclear, or software engineering. Students will have access to wind tunnels, clean energy research labs, power generators, and more.
Experiential learning options through a capstone co-op internship means learners have access to some of Canada’s largest automotive and manufacturing companies in the Oshawa area. Additional optional internships are also available to give students an edge and gain valuable workplace experience.
Admission Requirements
- Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent.
What You’ll Learn
- Core engineering principles in mathematics, physics, and engineering design.
- Exposure to multiple engineering disciplines, preparing them for diverse career paths and specialization choices.
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Student Reviews (2)
I would probably avoid Oshawa, which is where you'll be if you study arts or social sciences. Hard core science happens on the main campus. I had a good experience with profs and classes, but I think friends at bigger older universities got more out of...
Very excited to get a job offer before even graduating. Not an internship. Just straight to a great job in IT at a great scale up. The education, the profs and instructors, the students and student support were all top notch. This school is young but d...
