Bachelor of Applied Science in Architectural Engineering (Co-op) in Cambridge Canada | University of Waterloo

Merge strong technical engineering with architectural vision while emphasizing communication, teamwork, and design. As an architectural engineer, you'll gain the expertise to tackle challenges like how design decisions affect a structure's energy use and environmental impact, as well as solutions for renovating older buildings. Your studies will encompass the scientific and engineering principles behind effective building design, from mechanics to structural analysis and beyond. During your third year, you'll learn at Waterloo's renowned School of Architecture, refining your grasp of aesthetics, cultural influences, and design principles. Upon graduation, you'll bridge the gap between engineers and architects, mastering every phase of building projects—from initial design to construction, evaluation, and renovation—while honing the communication abilities that accelerate your rise in the construction field. Delve into the science behind design. Develop engineering expertise alongside practical design experience through hands-on studio courses each semester. Work alongside architects. In your third year, you'll study at our Cambridge, Ontario, School of Architecture, collaborating with Architecture students and expanding your design proficiency.