Bachelor of Applied Science (Engineering) in Manufacturing Engineering (Vancouver Campus) in Vancouver Canada | The University of British Columbia

Discover how to create, manage, and enhance sophisticated manufacturing systems through UBC's Manufacturing Engineering program. In your final year, you can choose to focus on production leadership at the Okanagan campus or technical manufacturing at the Vancouver campus.

Manufacturing engineers specialize in developing, implementing, and coordinating materials and processes for production systems. They aim to deliver efficient, economical, and superior-quality manufacturing while prioritizing safety and environmental sustainability. These professionals oversee every stage of creating industrial and consumer goods, from machinery and electronics to household items, energy products, food and beverages, apparel, and eco-friendly materials.

As a Manufacturing Engineering student, you'll study:

Core subjects in mechanical, materials, and computer engineering
Specialized manufacturing courses covering production techniques, systems management, and automated industrial processes
You'll also explore product development, cutting-edge digital modeling, 3D printing, virtual machining, and composite materials. Your education will provide hands-on experience in designing, running, improving, and overseeing modern manufacturing facilities.