A blend of fundamentals and theory, practical applications, and hands-on learning prepares you for an engineering career.
Programs by discipline
Aerospace Engineering
Master the mechanisms behind flight and propulsion in the atmosphere and in space. Apply concepts of mathematics, engineering and technology to design and build aircraft, spacecraft, rockets and drones – while keeping flight safety, fuel efficiency, operating costs and environmental impact in mind.
Use your knowledge of human behaviour, equipment, information and modes of communication to develop processes that work. Industrial engineers are experts in optimization who apply mathematics, engineering and psychological principles to improve productivity, safety and quality.
Build engines. Design robots. Control explosions. As a mechanical engineer, you will create, construct and control machines. Whether it’s a vehicle, an aircraft engine or an assembly line, mechanical engineers know how to fit that square peg into a round hole, and do it with a little finesse.
Examine the science and technological capabilities of materials and devices on the nanometer scale: quantum materials, nanoconstructs for medical applications, nanomechanical systems and biological circuits.