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Access Seneca College is the largest college in Canada
Saskatchewan grants over 3,500 degrees, diplomas and certificates combined each year
Alberta grants over 18, 000 degrees, diplomas and certificates combined each year
Nova Scotia is known as Canada's "Education Province"
Queen’s University has the greatest student retention in Canada at 96.6%
Engineering Programs In 1854 the first engineering course in Canada was offered at King’s College, which was to become the nucleus of the University of New Brunswick.
Engineering School Facts
The Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board (CEAB) was established by Engineers Canada in 1965.
Engineering Scholarship Guide
Need money for engineering school? Many engineering schools offer an array of student scholarships and...
Applying to Engineering Schools
Students enter engineering school into a bachelor's degree program directly from high school...
Engineering Majors or some majors you will need to take specific courses (pre-requisites) during your first and second year before you can even be considered eligible for upper level courses.
Engineering Technology and Applied Technology Majors
A major (also known as a major concentration or concentration) is a term for the specific group of courses that give you a basic knowledge of a field of study,
Thompson Rivers University
Engineering and IT Programs
Thompson Rivers University (TRU) offers students a range of options in engineering and information technology, including undergraduate degrees and two-year diplomas.
The Engineering Transfer Program prepares participants to apply for admission as transfer students to any one of the five major engineering schools in Western Canada: University of British Columbia, University of Victoria, Simon Fraser University, University of Alberta or University of Calgary. The program is limited to 40 spaces annually so admission is selective.
The Bachelor of Technology in Applied Computing Science (BTACS) program is designed ... [read more]