BSc in Electrical Engineering- Nanoengineering (Co-op Option) in Edmonton Canada | University of Alberta

This program offers an overview of nanoscale electronics, electromagnetics, and photonics fundamentals. Students choosing this path will explore nanoscale fabrication techniques and master computer-aided design tools for analyzing highly miniaturized systems. Specializing in materials smaller than one micrometre (0.000001 meters), nanotechnology has countless applications across consumer and industrial sectors, from computing performance to clean water solutions in isolated areas. Access cutting-edge resources like the Micromachining and Nanofabrication Facility, plus the new undergraduate nanotechnology laboratory. This specialization is available within the Electrical Engineering program.
The degree offers a Co-op (co-operative education) option, allowing students to undertake paid, supervised work placements during their studies. Co-op programs provide valuable industry experience, professional networking, and academic challenges before graduation. Typically consisting of five four-month work terms alongside the standard eight academic terms (four years), Co-op degrees extend the program duration to five years.
Ranked among Canada's premier engineering institutions, the Faculty of Engineering boasts world-class faculty, advanced laboratories, specialized research facilities, and innovative learning environments. Students gain practical experience through hands-on projects, research involvement, and collaborative initiatives both in and beyond classroom settings. Our strategic location in western Canada's energy and resources hub provides exceptional industry connections and unparalleled internship possibilities.