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Applied Science (Engineering) at UBC Okanagan
Innovative research. Integrated project-based learning.
UBC Okanagan’s Applied Science program is among the fastest growing engineering programs in Canada. With four degree options to choose from that focus on research and project-based learning, you will open the door to in-demand careers and be a part of global solutions.
Get a glimpse of life as an undergraduate student at UBC’s Faculty of Applied Science by reading our student and faculty stories, and find out whether one of their degrees will be right for you too.
Among the fastest growing engineering programs in Canada.
Okanagan
In Civil Engineering, you’ll build a solid foundation, from the ground up – from soil mechanics and foundation engineering, to the design of structures, roads and transportation networks, river and flood management systems, construction management and law, environmental engineering (water and wastewater networks and treatment plants, air pollution, and waste management), and municipal engineering.
Okanagan
Study the entire manufacturing process, from design concept and manufacturing of mechanical parts through to product delivery, in UBC's Manufacturing Engineering program.
Okanagan
Study at the cutting-edge of technology and be part of global solutions related to energy conservation, power grids, communications networks, and intelligent products. You’ll be solidly schooled from the ground up before studying modern topics in electrical engineering, including communications, electromagnetics, microsystems, nanotechnology, power systems, and electronics.
Okanagan
Investigate practical, hands-on ways of creating and improving physical systems to meet the demand of modern industries, from aircraft and energy systems to biomedical, mechatronics, and manufacturing.
Joses Akampurira | BASc in Civil Engineering
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