Bachelor of Applied Science in Mathematics and Engineering in Kingston Canada | Queen's University

This program stands out as Canada's only one of its kind. The curriculum incorporates advanced mathematical techniques to tackle engineering challenges. As a Mathematics and Engineering student, you'll study both theoretical and practical mathematics alongside specialized engineering courses in your selected field. You'll develop the ability to examine and resolve complex engineering problems that demand exceptional mathematical expertise, particularly in areas like contemporary communications, control systems, and mechatronics.
While all undergraduate Engineering degrees include foundational mathematics, this program is designed for those seeking to master the core principles behind numerous engineering models. This fundamental knowledge equips our graduates to excel across all engineering disciplines and beyond. The Mathematics and Engineering undergraduate program is rigorous, with the most successful students demonstrating strong passion for both mathematics and engineering. Queen's Mathematics & Engineering focuses on Systems Robotics, Applied Mechanics, and Computing Communication. The coursework blends theoretical and applied mathematics, control theory, and engineering system mathematics with specialized engineering studies. Graduates emerge as adaptable professionals, securing demanding positions in telecommunications, robotics, aerospace, mechanical engineering, manufacturing, and biomedical engineering. Many alumni continue their education at top global universities through graduate programs.