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

This program offers an overview of the physics challenges involved in nanoscale engineering. You'll access extensive resources, such as the Micromachining and Nanofabrication Facility and the new undergraduate nanotechnology laboratory. Students can enroll in this degree through the Co-op (cooperative education) option, which includes paid, supervised work placements during your studies. The Co-op program allows you to push your limits, acquire practical experience, and build industry relationships before graduation. Typically, co-op programs consist of five four-month work terms alongside the standard eight academic terms (four years) of full-time coursework, extending the total duration to five years.

The Faculty of Engineering ranks among Canada's premier engineering institutions, featuring world-class faculty, cutting-edge laboratories, specialized research facilities, and innovative learning environments.

During your studies, you'll engage in practical learning, research initiatives, and collaborative projects both in academic settings and beyond. Our strategic location in western Canada's energy and resources hub provides exceptional industry connections and unparalleled internship opportunities.