For over 100 years, the Faculty of Engineering of the Royal Military College (RMC) has offered programs leading to the Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) degree to prepare future officers for professional careers in the Canadian Forces. The focus of the Faculty of Engineering is the development of professional competence in areas applicable to military-related issues and technical problems faced by society at large. Programs are offered in chemical engineering, civil engineering, computer engineering, electrical engineering, aeronautical engineering and mechanical engineering. All programs are offered in both French and English and each program's curricula combines engineering-specific courses with knowledge-broadening humanities courses. Engineering students complete a common first- year general engineering program with specialization beginning in the second year. The fourth-year program in every discipline includes a realistic engineering project study in which students must define a problem and then find a solution.

All programs accredited by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board (CEAB)
Low student-to-teacher ratio (class sizes range from 20 - 50)
Six areas of concentration offered - aeronautical, chemical, civil, computer, electrical, and mechanical engineering
Programs offered in English and French
Students enrol in the Canadian Forces and are subsidized for all educational expenses and are paid a salary

Bachelor Degree
Dual Degree
Double Major
Engineering Minor for Engineering Majors
Engineering Minor for Non-Engineering Majors

Engineering
Aerospace Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering

Career Placement Office
Weekend Activities/Field Trips
Cadet Organization
Cadet Military Training

RMC is located on Point Frederick, a small peninsula immediately east of downtown Kingston. Engineering laboratories include equipment for research and experimentation in all engineering disciplines. Sample facilities and equipment include a fully equipped mobile environmental laboratory, wind tunnel, turbojet test cell, robotics lab, microwave lab, 1000 KN MTS loading system, and SLOWPOKE-2 nuclear reactor facility. The associated laboratory equipment is used for the education of undergraduate and graduate students, as well as for research and analytical applications. Advanced computer labs are available to all engineering departments. The Science/Engineering Library houses books, journals and technical reports covering a wide range of topics including all engineering disciplines. All text books are provided at no cost to the student.