undergraduate

BScE — Electrical & Computer Engineering

Faculty of Engineering

Overview

About This Programme

Looking for a fast-paced career in a high-tech world? An Electrical & Computer Engineering degree will teach you how to develop new products, devices, and systems across telecommunications, robotics, semiconductor design, and embedded systems.

The BScE — Electrical & Computer Engineering programme at Mag University Canada combines theoretical foundations with hands-on application. Students benefit from small class sizes, experienced faculty practitioners, and access to our state-of-the-art facilities and industry partnership network across New Brunswick and Atlantic Canada.

Career Paths

What You Will Learn

  • Electrical Engineer (P.Eng.)
  • Hardware Engineer
  • Embedded Systems Developer
  • Telecommunications Engineer
  • Power Systems Engineer
  • Robotics Engineer

Eligibility

Entry Requirements

  • Secondary school graduation with minimum 75% average
  • Calculus 12, Physics 12
  • English Language: IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 90 for international applicants

Programme Details

Duration4 Years
Tuition / yrCA$20,500
FacultyEngineering
CategoryUndergraduate
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