Thinking of Becoming a Schulich Engineer?

 

WHY STUDY ENGINEERING?
Engineering is a cornerstone of modern life. From the water we drink and the buildings we occupy, to the roads we drive on and cities we live in, to the full spectrum of computers and machines throughout hospitals and industries - engineering is involved in almost every tool, technique and system that supports daily life and creates prosperity.

Along the way, engineering is tackling the challenges of our crowded planet to make the world a better place. Careers in this profession are plentiful, as the world's future depends on ambitious, caring and creative engineers. Check out Schulich eChannel!

WHY SCHULICH?
The Schulich School of Engineering is forward-looking and unique in character. In addition to technical expertise, it fosters innovation, leadership and teamwork. It is an academic environment that values experiential learning and encourages hands-on involvement outside of the classroom as well. It is a place where students are equipped with the skills that go beyond engineering: global awareness, flexibility, risk-taking and communication skills, all of which are central to success after graduation. Above all, it is a school that supports excellent researchers - creating a climate for rigorous, bold and top-quality results.

The Engineering Capital of Canada
The Schulich School of Engineering is located in Calgary, and with more professional engineers per capita than any other major city in the country, Calgary truly is the engineering capital of Canada. The close connection with these engineers ensures that the school's programs are meeting industry needs. With one of the strongest economies in the country, Calgary is ranked as one of the best cities in the world for quality of living.

Need Help?

• Contact the engineering Undergraduate Studies Office if you have questions about admissions or program information.
• Take a look at the Degree Requirements Curriculum Sheets for a road map of what courses you'll need to take to complete your engineering degree.
• Read through the U of C Admissions Guide and the First-Year Degree Guide.