Bachelor of Applied Science in Electrical Engineering in Waterloo Canada | University of Waterloo

Electrical engineers drive progress in technology, energy, and information systems – whether creating power plants and aviation controls or developing crucial medical devices. As an electrical engineering student, you'll master core competencies in electronics, circuit theory, and electromagnetic principles. These foundations enable work across diverse sectors including: telecommunications, industrial production, renewable energy, medical technology, computer systems, cybersecurity, media, and beyond. A BASc in Electrical Engineering unlocks countless professional opportunities, taking you to unexpected destinations. Your studies will cover electromagnetic theory, electronic circuits, computational methods, and measurement techniques. From your first year, you'll gain practical experience through paid co-op positions and access to top-tier engineering laboratories in North America. Upon graduation, you'll find career options ranging from power infrastructure design and aerospace systems to innovating next-generation computing and communication technologies.