Last updated on 2025-11-26
Program Overview
York University’s Bachelor of Engineering – Engineering program is a flexible and foundational pathway designed for students interested in exploring different engineering disciplines before choosing a specialization. Offered by the Lassonde School of Engineering, this entry-point program emphasizes core engineering principles such as mathematics, physics, and computing. It provides students with the tools to develop analytical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and teamwork skills—essentials for any future engineer. After completing the first year, students typically transfer into a specific engineering major, such as Computer, Electrical, Mechanical, or Civil Engineering, based on their interests and academic performance.
Program Structure
This is a 4-year full-time undergraduate degree.
The first-year curriculum includes:
- Courses in calculus, linear algebra, physics, and programming
- Introduction to engineering design and communication
- Hands-on lab experience and design projects
- Option to choose a specialization after Year 1
- Support from advisors to help choose the right engineering pathway
- Program Option:
- Co-op – Optional, depending on the specialization
Featured Experiences
- Project-based learning from the first year
- Access to cutting-edge labs and facilities at Lassonde School of Engineering
- Engineering mentorship and student clubs
- Interdisciplinary learning opportunities
- Optional Co-op placements after choosing a major
Career Options
Upon completing a specialization, students can pursue roles such as:
- Mechanical Engineer
- Electrical or Computer Engineer
- Civil Engineer
- Software Developer
- Engineering Project Manager
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